India Floats Draft Guidelines For Mandatory Registration Of CROs
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
MUMBAI - In a step aimed at tightening laws governing clinical research in India, the Central Drug Standards Control Organization has released its draft guidelines for registration of clinical research organizations in India. The guidelines have been approved by the Drug Technical Advisory Board but stakeholders will be consulted before the Drug And Cosmetics Rules could be amended to incorporate the new framework
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