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Analgesic Solutions

www.analgesicsolutions.com

 
Analgesic Solutions, LLC., founded in 2006, is a privately held consulting company and Clinical Research Organization. We are a hands-on team of experts across a variety of disciplines who consult on and conduct clinical trials aimed at bringing important new pain treatments to market. With hundreds of projects completed and ongoing collaborations with regulatory authorities, Analgesic Solutions is the premier choice for providing assistance and training to insure successful pain trials. Clients come to us when looking to develop and commercialize better treatments for pain. Our team, with Nathaniel Katz M.D., M.S., serving as our foremost expert, helps ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Arturo Morales
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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