What is Biostatistics? Biostatistics bridges the gap between living organisms and quantifiable data. It is the process of analyzing health and biological data. Biostatisticians are crucial in clinical trials, epidemiology and public health. In clinical trials,...
What is Quality Control in Clinical Trials (QC)? Quality Control in human clinical trials means the procedures which ensure the protection of human subjects from research risk, reliability of the data, and thereby assuring internal consistency. This has been developed...
Cost and time reduction are the core questions for all businesses to maximize their profits, regardless of their sizes, annual revenue, or business area. Especially, the high cost and long duration of the clinical phase of new drug development make it an obvious...
Therapeutic Peptides are short strings of amino acids, typically comprising 2–50 amino acids. The use of peptides as therapeutic (therapeutic peptides) agents started in 1922 with the first approval for the medical use of insulin. Currently, there are around 80...
My First Job I completed my Medical Laboratory Technician course in 2004, and like many others in my graduating class, I aspired to begin my career in a hospital setting. My work in the Clinical Research field happened by chance. As it turned out, while driving to one...
A clinical trial protocol is the most important document that describes the objectives, design, methodology, statistical considerations, safety measures and organisation of a clinical trial. The protocol provides a clear description of the study’s processes such that...
