Community Research

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(CINCINNATI, OH)-Community Research, one of the tri-state's largest clinical research facilities, has created an advisory board to offer insight on regulatory matters and to provide input from valued advisors in their field of expertise. The company has named Dr. Thomas Roth, an internationally-known expert in sleep medicine studies and Director of Research and Chief of Sleep Medicine at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, as the first member of the Advisory Board. "We're thrilled and honored to welcome Dr. Roth as the first member of our advisory board," said Dr. David Mayleben, President and Co-Founder of Community Research. "Tom's extensive regulatory and clinical research knowledge, along with his renowned expertise in the area of sleep research, makes him an ideal advisor to our organization." Dr. Roth is one of the leading authorities on sleep and sleep medicine in the world and has been involved in a variety of aspects in drug development ranging from evaluation of potential compounds to regulatory affairs. In addition to his position at Henry Ford Hospital, he is also a Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at that University of Michigan College of Medicine. Dr. Roth is past President of the National Sleep Foundation, the former Chair of the National Center of Sleep Disorders Research of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as well as the former Chairman of the World Health Organization (WHO). Dr. Roth commented, "I look forward to assisting in the development of a solid academic advisory board that will help assure Community Research a strong leadership position in all aspects of drug development from first-in-man initiatives through phase IV trials." Community Research plans to name three to five experts to its Advisory Board to offer guidance on the organization's growth strategy. Community Research is a dedicated clinical research site that offers a full spectrum of Phase 1 clinical trial services: BA/BE, PK/PD, SAD, MAD, and First-in-Man. They also offer some unique capabilities including sleep laboratory and human performance studies and dental/oral care studies using a full suite of dental equipment. Phase 1 capacity is currently set at 44 beds, with expansion to 60 beds in the planning stage. In addition to Phase 1 clinical trial work, Community Research conducts Phase 2 - 4 clinical studies across a wide range of therapeutic indications at three other locations in the Greater Cincinnati area. Community Research was recognized as a 2010 Blue Ribbon Business by the US Chamber of Commerce and one of the 60 TOP WORK PLACES 2010 in Cincinnati by Cincinnati Enquirer Media.

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