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In recent months, COVID-19 has demonstrated the importance of a way to identify and connect clinical trial researchers, sponsors and service providers in a timely way. What's new? The CCTAM now includes the ability to highlight the capacity to do trials related to COVID-19!
Did you know…? The CCTAM is a robust research database for investigators, clinical research sites, institutions, REBS and other research resources across Canada.
Don’t know what the CCTAM is? It’s a pan-Canadian initiative showcasing these tremendous assets to the global research community!
The CCTAM is 'back on the map'! Stay tuned for more details about how our database and website are being updated!
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Brian Druker, Physician-Scientist at OHSU Knight Cancer Institute believes #clinicaltrials play a key role in medical achievements. We’re relying on doctors and patients to help us reach the potential of medicine #OnePersonCloser
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I think I count 8 @innovativemeds members in @R_Infosource top100 corporate spenders researchinfosource.com/top10…
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Driving innovation-first policies will ensure Cda's continued leadership in #clinicaltrials rochecanada.com/en/content/i… #iPolClinicalTrials
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Plus de 7 000 médicaments novateurs sont en développement aujourd'hui – l'avenir est prometteur!
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Canada has the 4th largest number of clinical trials in the world. We’re on top of our #biotech game. #BIO2017CDN
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HBI researchers find common acne drug is an affordable, safe treatment for MS: bit.ly/2soCdw6 #EndMS #ResearchMatters
