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The New York Law Journal Announces IMS as Nominee for More than One Dozen “Best Of” 2021 Awards

CVS Health is launching a new business aimed at facilitating and improving clinical trials. In a statement, the Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based health care and retail pharmacy conglomerate said its new segment, dubbed “Clinical Trial Services,” will work with the biopharmaceutical industry to recruit potential patients and make clinical trials more accessible to more people. Low levels of patient enrollment, diversity and engagement, coupled with inconvenient trial sites and challenging participating requirements, have traditionally limited the reach and effectiveness of clinical trials in...

(Rudzhan Nagiev/iStock via Getty Images Plus) The owner of the pharmacy giant has announced plans to partner with various stakeholders in an effort to effect improvements across the trial ecosystem. CVS Health, the parent company of CVS Pharmacy, has announced its Clinical Trial Services initiative. The effort will involve collaborations with pharma, biopharma, and clinical trial organizations, in an effort to come up with innovative solutions and ways to effectively generate real-world evidence (RWE). According to the company, the newly formed business will start ...

View Comments The Blanchester man convicted of kidnapping his neighbor and holding her in a grave-like pit has been released from prison as he awaits a new trial.  Dennis Dunn was found guilty of kidnapping Jennifer Elliott and sentenced in 2019 to seven years in prison by Judge Tim Rudduck. Now, that same judge is granting Dunn a new trial. Joe Medici, deputy director of Trial Services for the Ohio Public Defender, stated in their post-conviction petition, that Dunn's trial attorney failed to investigate or properly use evidence that showed his innocence.  "We presented that evidence...

NORRISTOWN — Born and raised in Norristown, incumbent District Court Judge Gregory Scott says he’s been honored to serve his community and he wants to continue “to advocate for equity within our justice system” with a second term. “I am proud of my work in and out of the courtroom. While we have accomplished a lot, there is more to do and I look forward to finishing my work as it relates to the Montgomery County Pre-Trial Services program and ensuring that we are not holding individuals in confinement unnecessarily,” Scott, 34, said recently as he announced his r...