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Trends Biotechnol ; 20(3): 105-9, 2002 Mar.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-11841861

ABSTRACT

It takes nearly ten years to get a drug through the discovery and development pipeline and onto the market; most of this time is spent in the clinical phase. Clinical development times vary widely from drug to drug, but a drug typically spends just over 6 years going through clinical trials and regulatory processes. At least 3 years of this time is spent recruiting patients. Every month by which the development process can be shortened is worth US $25 million in additional income for the average drug. Can the recruitment time be shortened?


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Clinical Trials as Topic/methods , Patient Selection , Time Management/economics , Humans , Internet/trends , Physician-Patient Relations
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