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AIDS at 30: Patient Advocacy Makes an Impact Your FDA Submission Documents Are Serious GLOBAL ggff forumAPRIL 2013 VOL 5 • ISSUE 2 INFORM ADVISE REACH EDUCATE IN THIS ISSUE DIA 2013 49TH ANNUAL MEETING PREVIEW: “ADVANCING ALZHEIMER’S INNOVATION: A CALL TO ACTION” Chaired by Meryl Comer President, Geoffrey Beene Foundation Alzheimer’s Initiative AIDS at 30: Patient Advocacy Makes an Impact Your FDA submission documents are serious. So are their translations. When translating documents for FDA submission such as dossiers, CRFs, labeling, adverse event reports, and product information, Corporate Translations understands the critical need for accuracy Our rigorous translation process includes multiple quality inspections, guaranteeing the most accurate translations quickly and cost-effectively. We stand by the quality of our translations by providing a certification of accuracy with each document. 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She drew the attention several patients’ organisations in of everyone in the industry, discussions and their decision- 6 regulatory bodies and academia making process, which is to the importance of patients, presented in the Special Section their thinking, involvement and in more detail. Broader patient different perceptions that are not involvement has expanded our frequently, if at all thought about. knowledge and understanding VOL 5 ISSUE 2 of the differences in patients’ Following on the need to improve perceptions of acceptable understanding of patients, in this treatments, risk and benefits. It ANDRZEJ issue the Special Topic section has also provided with different has been edited by Nikos Dedes, directions in drug development CZARNECKI HIV advocate and a member and has enriched it with many of EATG and the Management views of patients, which frequently Board of EMA. 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