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BioClinica acquires Synowledge

Adds capabilities in pharmacovigilance and regulatory technology, data analysis and business process management
Written byLloyd Dunlap
| 2 min read

NEWTOWN, Pa.—BioClinica, Inc., a specialty clinical trials services and technology provider, today announced that it has acquired Synowledge to expand its offering into the growing drug safety and regulatory business process outsourcing market. Headquartered in Miami, Synowledge specializes in pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs and information technology services to support biopharmaceutical companies with recording, analyzing and reporting adverse drug events.

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