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Ex-health minister James O’Shaughnessy to advise on key challenges to conducting studies in UK
The government has commissioned an independent review aimed at boosting dwindling commercial clinical trial activity in the UK.
The review, which will be conducted by Conservative peer and ex-health minister James O’Shaughnessy, will advise on how to resolve “key challenges” in conducting the studies in the UK, including a fall in the recruitment of patients.
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