Our patients and their loved ones are at the heart of all that we do. That’s why we stand with The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI)’s new campaign, #OurCommonGoal. The message is clear. No matter who you are… a researcher, a nurse, a parent, a friend, a patient, we all have one thing in common: the goal of leading a life that is healthy, happy and fulfilled. A life that is lived well. Every day, we’re collaborating across the pharmaceutical industry, with the NHS and alongside patient groups to make this a reality - driving innovation, pioneering medical breakthroughs and bringing new treatments to patients. From oncology to cardiovascular disease and beyond, we are reimagining medicine to improve and extend the lives of people, everywhere. #NovartisOK
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Looking for a trusted CRO in Texas? Look no further than HGI Clinical Solutions! We are a relationship-focused #CRO, committed to providing personalized support for your clinical trials. With a broad range of therapeutic experience and expertise in investigational product types, study designs, and operational strategies, we bring the know-how to help your trials succeed. Our team, with an average of 15 years in the clinical trial industry, has participated in hundreds of studies across multiple therapeutic areas, including early phase and oncology-focused trials. We've supported numerous biotech and pharma clients, tackling even the most complex study designs. Partner with HGI Clinical and experience a dedicated approach that prioritizes your trial’s success. Learn more about our services at https://lnkd.in/e_DEw649 #ClinicalTrials #CRO #OncologyTrials #ClinicalResearch #Biotech #Pharma #EarlyPhaseTrials #TexasCRO #ResearchAndDevelopment #HGIClinical #ClinicalTrialManagement #DrugDevelopment #TherapeuticResearch
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Within the ever-shifting domain of pharmaceutical research and development, there is a continual need to underscore the value of preserving the precision and relevance of an Investigator Brochure. This case study takes you deep into a pivotal task: the thorough refinement of an Investigator Brochure tailored for a groundbreaking investigational product, meticulously crafted to address respiratory diseases. Here, we will explore the nuances, obstacles, and moments of success encountered by a resolute team of experts devoted to advancing healthcare through exacting scientific exploration. View more………..https://lnkd.in/dNWkBMSd
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Within the ever-shifting domain of pharmaceutical research and development, there is a continual need to underscore the value of preserving the precision and relevance of an Investigator Brochure. This case study takes you deep into a pivotal task: the thorough refinement of an Investigator Brochure tailored for a groundbreaking investigational product, meticulously crafted to address respiratory diseases. Here, we will explore the nuances, obstacles, and moments of success encountered by a resolute team of experts devoted to advancing healthcare through exacting scientific exploration. View more……….. https://lnkd.in/gYVkAuM6
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Within the ever-shifting domain of pharmaceutical research and development, there is a continual need to underscore the value of preserving the precision and relevance of an Investigator Brochure. This case study takes you deep into a pivotal task: the thorough refinement of an Investigator Brochure tailored for a groundbreaking investigational product, meticulously crafted to address respiratory diseases. Here, we will explore the nuances, obstacles, and moments of success encountered by a resolute team of experts devoted to advancing healthcare through exacting scientific exploration. View more………..https://lnkd.in/dNWkBMSd
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We’re proud to support the Our Common Goal campaign from the The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI), uniting us all in a shared vision: a future where health conditions don’t define how we live. This campaign emphasises the critical role of collaboration between the pharmaceutical industry, the NHS, patient organisations and other key partners. It’s a mission that deeply resonates with our commitment to innovative science, meaningful partnerships, and advancing health equity. Together, we’re working to create new possibilities for those impacted by cancer and beyond, so that patients can enjoy a life well lived. UKI-UNB-0140 | November 2024
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