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Full-Service CRO Overview
We are pleased to share Dr. Vince Clinical Research’s latest brochure, providing an in-depth overview of our full-service CRO solutions.
Human Abuse Potential: Selecting a Positive Control
As a leading contract research organization (CRO) for human abuse potential (HAP) trials, Dr. Vince Clinical Research has ...
Summary of Human Abuse Potential Webinar
The Cross-Company Abuse Liability Council (CCALC) meeting held in Washington, DC, covered several themes related to the ...
Human Abuse Potential: Participant Safety
As the leading CRO for Human Abuse Potential (HAP) studies, Dr. Vince Clinical Research has significant operational ...
Statistical Analysis in Human Abuse Potential Studies
For centrally acting drugs, understanding abuse potential is crucial for public health and regulatory decision-making. The ...
Human Abuse Potential: Pharmacy Considerations
Dr. Vince Clinical Research operates the ideal clinical site for Human Abuse Potential (HAP) studies. One feature of this ...
Understanding Subjective Outcome Measures in Human Abuse Potential Studies
Human abuse potential (HAP) studies play a crucial role in evaluating the safety and risks of new medications with ...
Human Abuse Potential: Subjective Ratings
Dr. Vince Clinical Research is the leading clinical research organization for Human Abuse Potential (HAP) studies. These ...
Human Abuse Potential: Study Design
Human abuse potential (HAP) clinical studies are important components of the risk assessment for centrally-acting drugs, ...
Human Abuse Potential: Study Management
At Dr. Vince Clinical Research, we conduct Human Abuse Potential (HAP) studies at our state-of-the-art research facility. At ...
Pharmacy Considerations for Early Phase Trials
From sterile compounding to handling controlled substances, a crucial aspect of conducting successful early phase trials is ...
Participant Selection and Recruitment in Human Abuse Potential Clinical Studies
When it comes to clinical studies, particularly those examining human abuse potential (HAP), the way participants are ...
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