Monthly Archives: July 2010

Cato Research Presents at NC East SoCRA Chapter Meeting

Cato Research Regulatory Scientist Amber Barnes, PhD, RAC will be speaking on “Informed Consent Content and Process Requirements” at the August 2, 2010 meeting of the NC East Chapter of the Society of Clinical Research Associates (SoCRA). Dr. Barnes’ presentation … Continue reading

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Generic Lovenox – Moving One Step Closer to Biosimilars

We bleed from similar veins. – Tupac Shakur Lovenox is not, I repeat, not a biologic therapeutic.  It is derived from a biological source (pig intestines, yum), but it is not protein-based.  However, the FDA’s approval of a generic form … Continue reading

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Statistical Implications of Protocol Amendments

Clinical trial protocol amendments occur for good reasons. An unanticipated safety issue may arise, new information about the disease or treatment may suggest alterations, or recruitment and enrollment may not go as planned. One aspect of protocol amendments that often … Continue reading

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Webinar Slides – Nonclinical Drug Development

Yesterday, Cato Research hosted a webinar titled, “Nonclinical Drug Development – A Successful Path Forward.”  Senior Toxicologist Sharon Daily, Ph.D. gave a very informative presentation that was followed by some great questions from the audience. As promised, the slides from … Continue reading

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HHS Proposes Changes to HIPAA

Image via Wikipedia Privacy is not something that I’m merely entitled to; it’s an absolute prerequisite. – Marlon Brando On July 8th, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that it was proposing changes to Health Insurance Portability … Continue reading

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