Services
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EDC
6/23/2011
SGS works closely with several EDC companies, supporting web-based applications. Most recently, SGS has formalized a strategic partnership with Phase Forward for use of their InForm™ EDC solution.
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Late Phase Pharmacovigilance
6/23/2011
SGS Medical Affairs provides comprehensive and flexible solutions for the active management of drug safety and risk management during the complete life cycle of a medicinal product.
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Late Phase Clinical Trial Management
6/23/2011
SGS delivers tailor-made solutions for its clients moving forward into Late Phase clinical trials. With a highly experienced team of Project Managers and CRA’s, SGS provides clients with confidence that their project will be successfully completed on time, on budget and exceeding quality standards.
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Biologics: From Molecule To Market
6/23/2011
Developing a biologic therapy for market takes a special kind of expertise. SGS Life Science Services works with its clients to meet their specific needs in this complex field.
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Pharmacovigilance
6/23/2011
SGS Medical Affairs provides comprehensive and flexible solutions for the active management of drug safety and risk management during the complete life cycle of a medicinal product.
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Data Management Services
6/22/2011
SGS’s Data Management team has over 15 years of experience providing unparalleled service with an understanding for individual clients’ needs.
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Biometrics
6/21/2011
SGS’s Data Management team has over 15 years of experience providing unparalleled service with an understanding for individual clients’ needs.
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InVitro Assays
6/21/2011
SGS provides several in vitro assays to support drug development and testing.
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ADME
6/21/2011
SGS’ Life Science Services provides an extensive pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamic (PD) support in pre-clinical and Phase I-III clinical studies in accordance with international regulatory standards (FDA, EMEA, ICH).
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Public Health And Government Services
5/20/2011
Navigating the complexities of clinical development for government and other subsidized programs requires a partner who has a combination of therapeutic expertise and experience in the public health sector.