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Verified Clinical Trials Will Exhibit at the Annual 2013 SCOPE Summit to Discuss the Professional Research Subject and the Clinical Trial Database Registry
Date:1/8/2013

ousands of smaller sites involved in later phase trials as well.

Mitchell Efros MD FACS, the President and CEO of VCT, stated, "We are overwhelmed by the growth Verified Clinical Trials has achieved as well as the recognition by the clinical trial and pharmaceutical industry. We attribute this to the fantastic system we created as well the industry's unwillingness to accept less than perfect data and any potential safety risks to the volunteer."

Kerri Weingard ANP COO added, "We continue to attract and partner with the world's largest and most prominent pharmaceutical and clinical research companies. Our growth has been truly remarkable. This is a direct result of how well our system functions as well as the excellent customer service that VCT provides."

About Verified Clinical Trials
Verified Clinical Trials was developed by experts in the clinical research community to proactively improve research subject safety and data quality in clinical research trials. Verified Clinical Trials halts dual enrollment in clinical trials and defines itself as the world's leader in the field of clinical trial database registries in clinical trial research. Verified Clinical Trials is the only clinical research database registry that is fully web based and designed specifically to enhance the quality of both early and late phase trials and has the scalability to reach all sites nationally and globally. Verified Clinical Trials is a HIPAA- and 21 CFR part 11- compliant online subject registry to anonymously and securely validate subjects and prevent dual enrollment in multiple concurrent research studies. Verified Clinical Trials offers numerous other value-added services to the clinical research site, CRO, and pharmaceutical sponsor, that prove invaluable with regards to financial and legal issues and liabilities. To RSVP or for more info
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