Modern Challenges in Movement Disorders Clinical Trials
Movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, ataxias, tremor, dystonia, tics, Tourette’s, and dozens of rare diseases, […]
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06, 2019
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05, 2019
Is Gut Microbiome Behind Our Next Breakthrough Therapy?
“Microbiome” has become a consumer product buzzword, found in advertisements for soap and dozens […]
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04, 2019
Advances in Non-Opioid Options for Post-Operative Pain Management
In a statement last August, departing FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb outlined several steps the agency had […]
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08, 2018
A Patient-Centric Approach Rescues Complex TBI Study
Site selection is one of the most crucial parts of planning a study. Ensuring that sites are performing up to par while a trial is underway is equally important but often neglected. Biorasi was asked to assist in a phase II trial of stem cell therapy for traumatic brain injury (TBI).
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07, 2017
Clinical Trial Planning Saves ALBP Trial some Pain
Not every study presents a completely new and unique set of challenges. That’s not to say that the trial is generic, or not complex, but rather that Biorasi’s past work covers a large breadth and depth of experience. That experience allows us to see a lot of potential trial-stopping issues before they happen, and account for them in our planning. When we were asked to complete a trial on an acute lower back pain medication, we needed to identify potential pitfalls early in the planning process to make sure they wouldn’t lead to surprises later.
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07, 2017
Biorasi’s TALOS™ Platform and Unique Sites Win Unusual ANDA Trial
Flexibility and Strong Process-driven Planning Overcomes Regulatory Speed-bumps
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12, 2016
Trial Rescue Effort Doubles CNS Trial Enrollment Rate
CNS trials especially can become mired down and derailed by a too-low enrollment rate, and the culprit is usually poor venue and site planning and selection. Patient Enrollment Needs To Be Strategic, Not Just Tactical. Learn more in this case study
