This article on Outsource Portfolio details that the growing numbers of companies outsourcing to India is a good thing, so as long as it does not cut the need to protect patients’ rights.
To ensure that patients’ rights are protected overseas India has created an online registry for all trials being conducted in India. This registry allows data to be integrated with data from the World Health Organization further ensuring that all global standards are met. Will this truly help ensure the ethical conduct of clinical trials in India?
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