cognitiveresearchcorp.com
Overview
http://www.cognitiveresearchcorp.com/CROServices/Overview
Cognitive Research Corporation ('CRC'). CRC provides comprehensive CRO services with a focus on maintaining a personal connection with our clients. We are dedicated to building a collaborative relationship, defined by open communication, mutual understanding and respect and, above all, a shared vision.
cognitiveresearchcorp.com
About
http://www.cognitiveresearchcorp.com/About/Overview
Cognitive Research Corporation ('CRC'). Cognitive Research Corporation (‘CRC’) is a privately-held, full-service contract research organization that specializes in Central Nervous System (CNS) product development for the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies. With offices in Florida and an integrated network of experienced research facilities, CRC is well-positioned to conduct clinical studies at any stage, Phase I-IV.
cognitiveresearchcorp.com
Overview
http://www.cognitiveresearchcorp.com/TherapeuticExpertise/Overview
Cognitive Research Corporation ('CRC'). With decades of experience in conducting clinical trials, our team has a proven track record in assessing both the safety and efficacy of products across a wide range of indications. While we are perhaps best known for our Central Nervous System ('CNS') research, our reach includes extensive Phase I pharmacology/toxicology work and other areas as displayed below.
cognitiveresearchcorp.com
Overview
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Cognitive Research Corporation ('CRC'). Scientific Papers and Presentations. Evaluating Drug Effects on the Ability to Operate a Motor Vehicle - Guidance for Industry (Draft Guidance). To Judge Sleep Aids, U.S. Looks at Drowsy Driving in the Morning. August 13, 2013 Page One. NHTSA Addresses "Drugged Driving". February, 2013 Feature Article. Drug-Impaired Driving: Test Without Crashing. June 21, 2013 Feature Interview of Dr. Kay. Finding opportunity in FDA focus on drugged driving.
cognitiveresearchcorporation.com
Overview
http://www.cognitiveresearchcorporation.com/News/Overview
Cognitive Research Corporation ('CRC'). Scientific Papers and Presentations. Evaluating Drug Effects on the Ability to Operate a Motor Vehicle - Guidance for Industry (Draft Guidance). To Judge Sleep Aids, U.S. Looks at Drowsy Driving in the Morning. August 13, 2013 Page One. NHTSA Addresses "Drugged Driving". February, 2013 Feature Article. Drug-Impaired Driving: Test Without Crashing. June 21, 2013 Feature Interview of Dr. Kay. Finding opportunity in FDA focus on drugged driving.
cognitiveresearchcorporation.com
About
http://www.cognitiveresearchcorporation.com/About/Overview
Cognitive Research Corporation ('CRC'). Cognitive Research Corporation (‘CRC’) is a privately-held, full-service contract research organization that specializes in Central Nervous System (CNS) product development for the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies. With offices in Florida and an integrated network of experienced research facilities, CRC is well-positioned to conduct clinical studies at any stage, Phase I-IV.
cognitiveresearchcorporation.com
Overview
http://www.cognitiveresearchcorporation.com/CROServices/Overview
Cognitive Research Corporation ('CRC'). CRC provides comprehensive CRO services with a focus on maintaining a personal connection with our clients. We are dedicated to building a collaborative relationship, defined by open communication, mutual understanding and respect and, above all, a shared vision.
cognitiveresearchcorporation.com
Overview
http://www.cognitiveresearchcorporation.com/TherapeuticExpertise/Overview
Cognitive Research Corporation ('CRC'). With decades of experience in conducting clinical trials, our team has a proven track record in assessing both the safety and efficacy of products across a wide range of indications. While we are perhaps best known for our Central Nervous System ('CNS') research, our reach includes extensive Phase I pharmacology/toxicology work and other areas as displayed below.
