Thank you for visiting our website. Here you will find useful information about carrying out clinical trials in Latin America, particularly in Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Peru.  The majority of these 435 million of inhabitants are concentrated in a few large cities with a manageable number of public and private medical centers, which facilitates our access to a high number of patients who receive quality medical care. Together with the rising interest of physicians and administrators in performing clinical trials, this feature makes South America an ideal region to assess the efficacy of novel pharmaceuticals. Due to its history of international cooperation, Chile in particular is a central point for the coordination of these activities in the sub-region.

According to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), more than 5,000 trials have been completed in this region: Brazil 1928, Mexico 1244, Argentina 1040, Chile 569, Peru 483 and Colombia 379 (source www.clinicaltrials.gov ).