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Thai Patients to Join NCC Clinical Studies in “World’s First” Cross-Border DCT Deal
A memorandum of cooperation signed earlier this month between Japan’s National Cancer Center (NCC) and Thai health authorities will open the way for the world’s first cross-border decentralized clinical trials (DCTs). “Many multinational clinical trials are being conducted throughout the…
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