Article | August 7, 2024

The Asia Advantage: Why US Biotechs Should Look East For Clinical Trials

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In the evolving realm of clinical trials, U.S. biotechs are increasingly capitalizing on the advantages offered by Asia. This region provides significant benefits, including access to diverse and accessible patient populations, which is crucial for studies targeting diseases prevalent in Asia. Countries such as Korea, with high rates of conditions like hepatitis B and gastric cancer, offer a rich pool for rapid patient recruitment, ensuring trials have the statistical power needed for robust results.

Asia also boasts streamlined regulatory processes that expedite trial approvals, enhancing efficiency and reducing wait times. Countries like Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore offer fast-track options and transparent electronic submission systems, facilitating global acceptance of trial data and aligning with international standards.

Furthermore, the region's advanced clinical research infrastructure and cost-effectiveness make it an attractive option for biotechs. The ability to conduct trials at a lower cost while maintaining high quality is a significant advantage. Avance Clinical's strategic expansion into Asia, with key appointments like Joe Taouk and Jessica Han, exemplifies their commitment to leveraging these benefits. Their expertise ensures that biotechs can navigate the complexities of global trials, maximizing the potential of the Asia Advantage.

Explore how Avance Clinical's approach can enhance your clinical trial strategy by reading the article below.

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