Colombia: A Strategic Choice For Medtech Clinical Trials

Mar 21

Colombia, one of the top three economies and most populous countries in Latin America, with its vibrant culture, diverse landscapes, and rapidly growing economy, is a promising destination for medical device clinical trials and other advanced medical technologies. Colombia actively promotes foreign direct investment (FDI) within a welcoming and secure business environment.1 Colombia is a middle-income nation of 52 million people and one of the oldest democracies in Latin America; it established ties with the United States in 1822, and since then, it has become one of the closest U.S. allies in Latin America and receives the most U.S. aid in the region through a multifaceted approach that includes financial support, trade agreements, military aid, and humanitarian assistance. This support aims to promote peace, prosperity, and security within Colombia and address broader regional challenges. This article explores the critical aspects of conducting clinical trials for medical devices in Colombia.

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Julio G. Martinez-Clark http://www.juliomartinezclark.com/

Colombia: A Strategic Choice For Medtech Clinical Trials

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