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30th August 2012
Richmond Pharmacology presents further QT insulin data next month in San Diego!
We welcome you to attend the 2012 Annual Meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacology (ACCP), taking place 23rd-25th September, at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina.This topic of this year's meeting is Translating Clinical Pharmacology Research into Optimized Patient Care and will encompass a series of Pre-meeting Workshops and Symposia on related content such as the role of clinical pharmacology in speeding the development of new anti-infective drugs to combat drug resistance, pharmacometrics in hospital-based pharmacotherapy, innovations in drug therapies, and much more.Join Richmond Pharmacology on Day 1, Sun 23rd Sep between 6 and 8pm, where we will present further data on studies using techniques such as the euglycaemic insulin clamp to probe the effect of insulin on the QT interval in healthy Caucasian and Japanese volunteers:
- Late changes after a euglycaemic insulin clamp can lead to significant increases in QTcF in healthy subjects
- The impact of insulin levels on QTc interval in Thorough QT studies conducted in healthy subjects
