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ForceXpert integrates F-CRIN
F-CRIN (French Clinical Research Infrastructure Network) announces the selection of ForceXpert as a new support platform within its national infrastructure. This integration follows the call for expressions of interest launched last March, aimed at strengthening the deployment of European and international trials, particularly with our partner ECRIN.
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ALS: Finally, the First Targeted Treatment for Genetic Forms
A new nationwide multicentre data collection initiative has delivered promising results for Tofersen, the first treatment designed to directly target a genetic mutation responsible for certain forms of the disease. The study suggests a significant slowing of disease progression and further supports the findings from the 146-week follow-up of patients enrolled in the VALOR trial.
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Obesity: as new medications gain momentum, experts set a framework
Faced with the boom in new drug treatments for obesity (TMO), GCC-CSO and the F-CRIN "FORCE" network have published a position paper aimed at providing a framework for their use in adults, clarifying their indications and reiterating the importance of long-term medical and nutritional support.
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F-CRIN in brief
F-CRIN is a clinical research infrastructure established in 2012 and supported by Inserm. Its mission is to strengthen the competitiveness of French clinical research by creating a collective scientific and operational momentum, always in the service of patients.
Overall, F-CRIN brings together a workforce of more than 2,000 clinical research professionals spread across the country.
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F-CRIN in France
F-CRIN is a federative organization structured around 28 components: thematic clinical research and investigation networks, expertise networks, a clinical research support platform, and a national coordination unit, which serves as the infrastructure’s headquarters, located in Toulouse.
