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Joel S. Ross, MD, FACP, AGSF, CMD President and Founder of Memory Enhancement Center of America
 

Joel S. Ross, MD

MD FACP AGSF CMD CPI
President and Founder
 
Memory Enhancement Center
of America, Inc.
4 Industrial Way West, 2nd Floor
Eatontown, New Jersey 07724
732.571.1535
 

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Iberica USA opens its new State of Art Phase I/IIA Facility

By Joel Ross | January 17, 2008

Iberica USA has announced that its new 28 bed inpatient facility is officially open effective January 18, 2008. Iberica’s Clinical Research Center (ICRC) will bring a new level of high quality phase I/IIA research to the pharmaceutical world.

It “home like” environment, 20 single rooms and 4 double bedded rooms, staffed with the most caring and qualified personnel will provide outstanding care to healthy volunteers in phase I studies as well as to provide a perfect environment for Japanese Bridging studies.

Dr. Ross’s Memory Enhancement Center of America (MECA) will also be conducting clinical trials for Alzheimer’s Disease in the safest and most comfortable settings possible within ICRC

The MECA will provide pharmaceutical sponsors with the availability of continuous spinal fluid analysis in Alzheimer’s Disease subjects as well as in healthy volunteers to assess the penetration of new compounds through the blood brain barrier, so critically important in the ever growing field of new compounds combating the devastating disease of Alzheimer’s.

Dr. Joel Ross discusses the opening of the new Iberica USA facility in Eatontown, New Jersey with WOBM-AM’s Bob and Marianne during a radio show interview.

 
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