ABOUT BIORASI
Biorasi is a customer-focused, full-service, contract research organization (CRO) that delivers fast and flexible solutions across global clinical trials to maximize speed-to-market for its sponsors. As the leader in neurology, nephrology, dermatology, and the rare and urgent disease market, Biorasi sets new benchmarks for speed, agility, and quality in patient enrollment, decentralized trials, and data transparency.
BLOGS
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For APAC companies, it's important to identify the differences in care standards, formulate strategies for compliance, and develop solutions to bridge the regulatory gap and realize FDA approval.
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Employee turnover, even during complex clinical trials, should never be the breaking point of a project. Avoid these instances and keep studies on track by developing proactive employee retention strategies.
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What was once science fiction has moved up to second-line therapy. Read this author's take on navigating the trajectory of how CAR T-Cell Therapy will be used for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
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How did we arrive at neurological cell therapy solutions? Dr. Ole Isacson explores the stem cell steppingstones – from blood transfusions to Parkinson’s Disease treatments.
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Which steps are needed to hire the best and brightest at CROs? Get a better understanding of the challenges facing today’s recruiters and explore these seven tips for hiring and retaining top CRO talent.
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Is the clinical trial setting the best environment to ensure a patient’s safety? Dr. Jamie P. Dwyer discusses how nephrology clinical trials identify future patient risk factors for medication and treatment in the real-world setting.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Biorasi
18851 NE 29th Ave. Suite 800
Miami, FL 33180
UNITED STATES
Phone: +1 786-396-1273
Contact: Aimee Fernandes
WHITE PAPERS & CASE STUDIES
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By listening to the voice of patient diversity and implementing FDA guidance measures, learn how stakeholders can improve trust, engagement, data reliability, patient outcomes, and promote public health.
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Assess the feasibility of India as a potential venue for HCC trials as well as its epidemiology, historical perceptions, and untapped potential for international clinical research opportunities.
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Chronic kidney disease has become inextricably linked with cardiovascular conditions, a discovery that has yielded synergistic diagnosis and intervention methods. Dr. Jamie Dwyer explores the connection between these two diseases, which has brought about a sort of renaissance for nephrology research.
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One of the tenets of clinical research is that findings often result in more questions than answers. For Huntington’s disease, the journey toward understanding and treatment continues to be a methodical one. Dr. Ole Isacson highlights two pathways to ongoing research for this rare disease.
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While there are socioeconomic factors contributing to the reasons behind the lack of diversity, the exclusion of minority populations in clinical trials can be a scientifically flawed misstep. By focusing on a single demographic, clinical research findings become limited, and by ignoring other representative populations, "unexpected" side effects may be more commonplace while treatment success levels will vary.
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Hematologist Dr. Robert S. Negrin takes a deep dive into identifying and understanding the central differentiators in cell therapy clinical trials.
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Alzheimer’s Disease currently afflicts close to 50 million people worldwide, highlighting the importance of clinical trials for this condition. Alzheimer’s studies are unique in that they require an additional participant to assess the patient’s mental and physical health during the trial. But what are the characteristics of a viable study partner?
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Oncology trials may start out similarly to other therapeutic indications, but they differ radically in relation to early phases of the study, biomarkers, drug characteristics, and competition for patients. In this article, Dr. Alex Adjei speaks about the top four differentiators in oncology studies that make them unique among other trials.
NEWS
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Biorasi Joins Nova Southeastern University To Spur Healthcare Job Growth In South Florida9/8/2018
Biorasi, a leading full-service global contract research organization (CRO), is excited to announce two new certificate programs through Nova Southeastern University to provide targeted education and job skills for future healthcare workers in South Florida. The certificate programs are a joint effort between the two organizations to create a Clinical Research Associate (CRA) graduate certificate program through the university’s Dr. Pallavi Patel College of Health Care Sciences. This certificate program will help prepare students to enter the rapidly growing field of clinical research and provide them with the practical skills and knowledge to secure employment in a well-paying career in the sciences.