Outsourcing in Clinical Trials Conference

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  1. NMPA releases 2025 report

    China's National Medical Products Administration publishes comprehensive statistics on the record-breaking clinical trial activity.

  2. Cost advantages quantified

    At the Outsourcing in Clinical Trials conference in California, China's trial costs were reported 50–60% lower and timelines faster than in the US.

  3. Record trial count achieved

    5,215 clinical drug trials registered, more than double 2020, with 57.5% being new drug trials and cancer treatments dominating.

  4. Pre-surge baseline

    Approximately 2,600 clinical drug trials registered in China (implied by 2025 doubling).

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