The debate on the need to reform Indian clinical trial regulations reached a crescendo of sorts at a conference hosted by the Drug Information Association in Mumbai.
Experts slam crippling Indian trial regulations
The debate on the need to reform Indian clinical trial regulations reached a crescendo of sorts at a conference hosted by the Drug Information Association in Mumbai.
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