Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Clinical Research & Clinical Trials

A translational medicine program includes the adoption of biomarkers to mitigate Phase I and II clinical risks, identify patient subpopulations, facilitate decision-making, and accelerate the release of a drug on the market.

February 16th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

BBCR’s epigenetic expert, Dr. Claudio Carini, has been a pioneer in epigenetics leading the effort of major pharmaceutical companies. BBCR helps to bridge the gap between pre-clinical and early clinical development. Translational medicine is a bridge between pre-clinical and early clinical development (from bench to bedside), creating the foundation for precision medicine in late clinical […]

RWE can accelerate approval timelines and reduce drug development costs as long as sponsor companies carefully uphold established evidence and engage in early dialogue with the FDA.

January 19th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Real-world evidence (RWE) is increasingly important in clinical trial design and drug approval. RWE is clinical evidence related to patient health status and treatment safety and efficacy that are generated in clinical practice. BBCR’s team understands the role RWE plays for Natural History in Rare Diseases. We invite you to be in touch to learn […]

Cell and Gene therapy are the new frontiers in the fight against devastating diseases, including rare diseases and cancers. Clinical trial results have been promising, and the next generation of Cell and Gene therapies holds tremendous promise for many patients and families.

January 17th, 2023 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Early-Clinical Research for Cell and Gene Therapy The development of Cell and Gene Therapies is challenging due to complex study designs, adequately monitoring of adverse reactions, long-term immune response and safety follow-up. BBCR has delivered clinical plans and regulatory strategies for Cell and Gene therapy programs in Oncology and Rare diseases.

BBCR provides expert strategies for Orphan Disease. The BBCR mission is to customize development plans, simplify clinical research, design cost-effective trials, streamline protocols, and create a regulatory roadmap.

December 19th, 2022 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

As one of the first consultancy teams to streamline clinical trials, BBCR’s boutique consulting team specializes in rare disease and orphan indications dedicated to supporting pharmaceutical innovators, and nurturing each product’s strengths. The BBCR Team provides knowledge in cell, biologics and gene therapies BBCR addresses sponsors’ questions in the ever-changing regulatory environment Clinical strategy for […]

A recent posting by Value Market Research highlighted BBCR Consulting among others relating to the global oncology Biomarker market and its projected broad growth.

December 14th, 2022 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

BBCR=Simplifying Clinical Research Interest is increasing rapidly in using surrogate markers as primary measures of the effectiveness of investigational drugs in definitive drug trials. The primary difference between a biomarker and a surrogate marker is that a biomarker is a “candidate” surrogate marker. In contrast, a surrogate marker is a test used and taken to […]

With BBCR’s Strategic Clinical Innovation Organization (SCIO) method, we are able to provide a clear path to market approval.

December 12th, 2022 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

The Strategic Clinical Innovation Organization SCIO SM (SCIO) method is explicitly designed to help pharmaceutical innovators address their concerns and maneuver around evolving challenges. SCIO SM allows for time and cost efficiencies and relief of risk management. The SCIO SM method aims to learn, predict and make better decisions for a successful drug opportunity. This […]

The BBCR mission is to develop customized strategies, simplify clinical plans and cost-effective trials, streamlined protocols, and create regulatory roadmaps. We invite you to learn more at bbcrconsulting.com.

December 6th, 2022 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

BBCR’s boutique consulting team specializes in rare diseases and orphan indications and dedicated to supporting pharmaceutical innovators, and nurturing each product’s strengths. The BBCR team provides consultancy in cell, biologics, and gene therapies BBCR addresses sponsors’ questions in the ever-changing regulatory environment Clinical strategy for orphan diseases and precision medicine RWE can be used to […]

BBCR’s experienced team in Regulatory Affairs FDA and EMA assists clients in simplifying complex and evolving regulatory processes.

November 30th, 2022 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

BBCR specializes in taking the complexity inherent to the regulatory phase of the approvals and simplifying it by strategizing our support to each client based on product-specific regulatory requirements and functional needs. Our expertise spans: Regulatory Strategy FDA Meeting & Submission Pre-IND Integrated Development Plan Regulatory Submissions  

Clinical trials are time-consuming, expensive, and often burdensome on patients. Clinical trials can fail for many reasons. Our experience provides an understanding of these reasons and offers insights into opportunities for improving the likelihood of creating and executing successful clinical trials.

November 16th, 2022 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

The Trial Management That Addresses Risks Experienced management address risks such as: Delayed enrollment Multiple protocol amendments Poor patient retention Poor data quality Prolonged trial completion timeline Poor safety monitor Let BBCR Consulting assist in your clinical trial strategy. Reach out to us to learn more about how we can help.

We urge caution when it comes to planning to submit your PRE-IND or IND meeting request so as to avoid common mistakes. We can help with your development plan– contact BBCR to learn more.

November 3rd, 2022 | Medical Affairs and Clinical Research

Rare disease drug development requires knowledge and experience that is not always intuitive or deductible from large population drug development experience. Looking for a Rare Disease drug development expert, both in regulatory and medical affairs, is highly recommended. We’d love to hear from you.  

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