The world will never be completely the same again after the COVID-19 pandemic. The world of clinical trials won’t be the same either. Researchers have had to learn a new normal for advancing science in the middle of a pandemic. Social distancing, travel restrictions, economic constraints and the urgent need for vaccines and treatments have
With many vaccines reaching human clinical trials, there is increased optimism regarding the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, there is a general consensus among experts that it will take several different vaccines to immunize the world’s population. This is why it’s encouraging to see many vaccine candidates from diverse countries in the world –
COVID-19 cases are declining in most countries, but experts say that a second wave is likely. For our battered and bruised health care systems to have a chance at functioning well through a strong second wave, we must find effective treatments. Recently, some promising breakthroughs in treatments tested have increased our chances of helping COVID-19
Many experts see antibody testing as a key to re-opening the economy. But significant problems remain with these tests that mean we may not be able to rely on them anytime soon. Antibody tests determine who has had the coronavirus and therefore built up immunity to it. Immunity is determined by the level of antibodies
A coronavirus vaccine is likely our best option for life to return to normal. Yes, we will find treatments that will ease the burden on the health care system. We will also get immunity tests so that some people can go out in public and head back to work; however, a vaccine will ease the
When you think of security you might imagine security cameras, alarm systems, and guards. But security is so much more than that, especially for clinical trials. Security in clinical trials is more important than ever with the rising necessity of virtual trials because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In this blog post we’ve highlighted the top
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Hamilton, Ontario Canada L8L 8E7
905-527-1938
Our facilities are located across the road
from Hamilton General Hospital
293 Wellington Street North, Unit 128
Hamilton, Ontario Canada L8L 8E7
905-527-1938
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