The highest incidence of cystic fibrosis occurs amongst persons of European decent. With 4% of ethnically European people carrying at least one allele for the condition the United States and the EU have the highest rates in the world. As … Continue reading
Java’s unique area of expertise under the guidance of our founding Director, Professor Desmond Fitzgerald, is the application of complex laboratory procedures to address particular questions of interest in early stage clinical research. Java’s scientific staff have experience in academic … Continue reading
The medical devices industry is one that continues to grow year after year. Ongoing scientific and medical advancements result in the development of new procedures. These new procedures in turn create the need for new and bespoke equipment. Developing a … Continue reading
In clinical trials there are numerous well documented phenomena that must be considered during the assay development phase. One particular phenomenon that needs to be considered, particularly in trials that require blood pressure data to be recorded it the white … Continue reading
There is a long and largely unseen process between when a drug or medical device is initially designed and when it appears in commercials or is prescribed by a doctor. A series of intense investigations into the effectiveness and safety … Continue reading