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EU MDR Clinical Investigations: Article 62 and Article 82 Pathways Explained (2026)

EU MDR Clinical Investigations: Article 62 and Article 82 Pathways Explained (2026)

EU MDR clinical investigation requirements have fundamentally changed how Medtech sponsors plan and execute device studies in Europe. Regulation (EU) 2017/745 replaced the clinical investigation provisions of Directive 93/42/EEC (MDD) and introduced a more stringent, harmonised framework across all 27 EU member states. For sponsors running investigations in Spain, Germany, France, the Netherlands, or any other member state, understanding which pathway applies to their study is the single most consequential regulatory decision before CIP submission.

Interview with Oscar Salamanca, CEO of APICES

Interview with Oscar Salamanca, CEO of APICES

In this interview, Oscar Salamanca, CEO of APICES, shares how the integration has been implemented, how teams are supported through change, and what this means for current and future clients.

Western vs Eastern Europe for Clinical Trials: How CTIS Is Reshaping Country Selection

Western vs Eastern Europe for Clinical Trials: How CTIS Is Reshaping Country Selection

This article explores how Western and Eastern Europe compare as clinical trial destinations, and how CTIS is reshaping country selection. It reviews differences in regulatory processes, recruitment dynamics, site infrastructure, and costs, while highlighting a shift toward operational performance, patient access, and therapeutic expertise.

APICES Acknowledged for its Role in GEOCP-SEOR Study 

APICES Acknowledged for its Role in GEOCP-SEOR Study 

Stage III NSCLC care sits at the intersection of multimodal treatment and real-world constraints. The GEOCP-SEOR population-based study describes how patients are managed across Spain, and APICES was acknowledged for supporting the publication through medical editorial assistance.

Key takeaways from ESMO Congress 2025 in Berlin

Key takeaways from ESMO Congress 2025 in Berlin

ESMO Congress 2025 in Berlin highlighted how IO combinations, ADCs and biomarker-driven trials are reshaping development plans. This recap summarises the most relevant signals and what they imply for trial design, recruitment and operational planning in Europe.

APICES Acknowledged for its Role in CANTABRICO Clinical Trial 

APICES Acknowledged for its Role in CANTABRICO Clinical Trial 

The CANTABRICO phase IIIb single-arm trial reports on first-line durvalumab plus platinum-etoposide followed by durvalumab maintenance in extensive-stage SCLC. APICES was acknowledged for supporting study delivery, analysis, and publication activities.

APICES acknowledged for its role in PALBOBIN clinical trial 

APICES acknowledged for its role in PALBOBIN clinical trial 

Advanced, pre-treated TNBC has limited options beyond standard chemotherapy. The PALBOBIN phase IB study evaluates binimetinib plus palbociclib in molecularly selected patients, and APICES was acknowledged for supporting key operational activities during the trial.

Egle Pavyde appointed as VP of Business Development

Egle Pavyde appointed as VP of Business Development

APICES has appointed Egle Pavyde as Vice President of Business Development. With more than 10 years in clinical trials and a scientific background in pharmacy and life sciences, she will focus on strengthening client engagement and supporting growth across markets.

Facing Clinical Research Challenges? Here’s How to Succeed.

Facing Clinical Research Challenges? Here’s How to Succeed.

Biotechs rarely struggle with one issue at a time. This article breaks down the most common clinical research challenges, from resourcing and flexibility to regulatory complexity and quality, and explains how APICES supports teams to stay on track through every trial stage.

APICES acknowledged for its role in the GGCP 081/21 Study

APICES acknowledged for its role in the GGCP 081/21 Study

How does first-line osimertinib perform for advanced EGFR-mutated NSCLC in routine care in Spain? The GGCP 081/21 retrospective study addresses effectiveness and safety in a real-world setting, and APICES was acknowledged for supporting analysis and publication activities.