DW Magazine interviewed our CEO, Aldo Zambrano, in its August edition about Puerto Rico.
We are proud to be recognized as a protagonist for our work in clinical research. We are very happy to work in Puerto Rico and every day we strive for excellence.

According to the WHO, childhood vaccines save the lives of four million children a year by providing protection against diseases such as diphtheria, measles, pneumonia, rotavirus, rubella, tetanus and polio.

Clinical trials are what guarantee pharmacological safety and the improvement in the method allows drugs and therapies to be developed today with the highest ethical, scientific and quality guarantees.

Days like today are what we work hard for, where a small victory means a big step for the community, especially for those suffering from diseases and for their families and friends who accompany them.

It is a commonly accepted myth that people are used as guinea pigs in medical experiments. In reality, this myth is false and no information has been found to validate this assumption.

Clinical trials play a crucial role in the fight against cancer. These studies are fundamental to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of new treatments and therapies, as well as to improve cancer care in general.

Based on the premise that medical research is the only tool that Science has to study new and better treatments for diseases, from BRCR – as a key link – we are committed to the task of providing the quantity and quality of information necessary for the peace of mind and safety of all the actors involved in the processes.