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CTI Clinical Trials Celebrates 25 Years of Healthcare Research

Paul E.By Paul E.September 27, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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CTI Clinical Trial & Consulting Services, a full-service healthcare research provider headquartered in Covington, recently celebrated its 25th anniversary.

Founded in 1999, CTI has grown from a startup to a leading clinical research company. CTI has helped win more than 200 regulatory approvals and has partnered with numerous pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to bring new treatments to market.

“Our success is a testament to the dedication of our entire team and the unwavering support of our partners,” CEO Tim Schroeder said in a company press release. “Looking to the future, we remain committed to pushing the boundaries of medical research and delivering life-changing treatments to patients around the world.”

CTI’s headquarters are located on the Ohio Riverfront in Covington Rivercenter.

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