Navigate scientific and regulatory complexities with a proven colorectal cancer CRO
As the second most common cause of cancer deaths1, colorectal cancer is a devastating diagnosis. But new treatments offer hope to patients and their families — and we want to help accelerate yours to market.
At Parexel, we’re a global colorectal cancer CRO that offers integrated services across every phase of clinical development. We bring innovative tools, trial designs, and expertise to your project, so you can find the patients you need, tackle trial complexities, navigate regulatory hurdles, and impact lives everywhere.
Experience in the past 5 years in colorectal cancer
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Advantages
Proven oncology expertise
Our dedicated oncology team has extensive expertise in gastrointestinal cancers. Our specialists also have wide experience as medical leads in different indications (adjuvant, radio chemotherapy, and metastatic settings) and with different investigational compounds. Their deep understanding of the evolving treatment landscape prepares them well to guide your study to success.
Advanced patient recruitment & retention
As your colorectal cancer CRO, we offer patient recruitment and retention strategies curated to your patients’ needs. Those include robust patient education, engagement across diverse populations, patient surveys, burden analyses, and more. We’re also guided by our Chief Patient Officer, Stacy Hurt, who’s a cancer survivor herself.
Global regulatory strategy and support
Our regulatory strategy team is 1,000+ strong, with proven experience navigating colorectal cancer studies around the world. We have three former CFDA/NMPA regulators and six ex-FDA regulators on our team. We’re ready to guide your colorectal cancer therapy every step of the way to approval and beyond.
Biomarker expertise
We’re experienced working with all types of biomarkers as an oncology CRO, such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics. We also have deep expertise in biomarker strategy development for patient stratification and targeted therapy approaches.

