To improve clinical trials dealing with central nervous systems, ICON has teamed up with MedAvante. This alliance will allow a better look into the trials, as they are often difficult to monitor. It will also allow for the two groups to offer new services to drug companies developing drugs to treat central nervous system disorders. For the full story, read here.
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