EU Takes Focused Approach In Bid To Deliver Decentralized Clinical Trials Guide By Year End
Executive Summary
EU regulators are eager to roll out harmonized requirements for decentralized clinical trials by the end of 2022 and so have decided to tackle some of the notably trickier issues in greater detail later on.
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