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AstraZeneca Healthcare Policy Research VP James Cai On Building A CRO Community In China: An Interview With PharmAsia News

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

Executive Summary

James Cai, AstraZeneca's VP, Healthcare Policy Research, sat down with PharmAsia News' Shanghai bureau during the China Trials 2008 conference in November to discuss the burgeoning CRO landscape in China and how multinational companies can work with local CROs to improve the clinical trial infrastructure there.

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