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Europital expands into a full-service CRO

New capabilities include project management, clinical monitoring and pharmacovigilance
Written byJennifer Clifford
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GHENT, Belgium—Europital announced an expansion in September, launching new capabilities across project management, clinical monitoring, biostatistics, pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs and data management, in addition to its existing services of medical affairs and medical writing. The company already had regional offices in Belgium, Hungary and the United Kingdom—and customers based in both Europe and the United States—but this expanded clinical research offering will see Europital support clients as a full-service contract research organization (CRO) in over 40 countries from their Investigational New Drug application needs through to commercial launch.

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