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ProClinica Inc.

ProClinica was founded in 1975 by its president, Mel Snyder, and quickly developed a world-wide reputation for its unique sales-supportive educational/promotional programs: Sponsored CME programs, sales training programs, sales aids, journal advertising and professional/public relations programs. ProClinica’s clients and their best-remembered products include NEN/DuPont Imaging (thallium-201 imaging), Cutter Laboratories (Intralipid), Boots Laboratories (Synthroid, E-Mycin), and Campbell Soup (Intelligent Quisine). And the client execs and physicians with whom we developed them are as proud of those programs as we are.

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ProClinica Inc.
10 Albion Avenue, Stoneham, MA, 2180, United States
+1 866-777-1770
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