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A dedicated CRO and Supply Chain partner, for your entire clinical trial management needs
Biotechnology companies have an extraordinary impact on clinical research and have led to scientific breakthroughs varying from genomic to first-in-class immunotherapies. As their contribution to the global biomedical innovation ecosystem grows, CRO partnerships allow them to optimize study flexibility and significantly increase access to advanced expertise and technology.
At SanaClis, we join forces in a collaborative environment to proactively manage end-to-end clinical studies.
years experience in clinical research across all phases & indications
studies finished ahead of schedule and budget
shipments to sites via our in-house clinical supply chain
projects as a functional & full-service provider
Our team has extensive experience and deep understanding of the latest advancements in all therapeutic areas
Oncology: 19.2%
Respiratory: 12.5%
Cardiology: 11.1%
Neurology: 10.4%
Metabolic: 8.4%
Gastroentology: 5.1%
Immunology & Virology: 4.7%
Infections: 4.7%
Gynaecology & Urology: 4.4%
Haematology: 4%
Rheumatology: 3.7%
Dermatology: 3.7%
Psychiatry: 3%
Pain management: 1.7%
Hepatology: 1%
Oto-rhino-laryngology: 1%
Neonatology: 0.7%
Orthopaedics: 0.7%
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