The Cureline Group, and palleos healthcare, today announced a strategic  partnership to offer end-to-end solutions for medical innovation. 
 
This partnership will leverage both companies' complementary expertise and  capabilities to support academic inventor teams, startups, and established  companies in developing novel medical products from early-stage to clinical  development, leading to a fully covered value chain that enables a ‘One-Stop-Shop'  experience for our clients” – commented Prof. Dr. Ulrich Raeth Medical and Scientific  Advisor at palleos healthcare. “We are excited to partner with palleos healthcare, a  company that shares our vision of making innovation happen to overcome society’s  health challenges,” said Dr. Olga Potapova, Founder and President of Cureline  Group. “Together, we can offer our clients a comprehensive portfolio of services that  covers the entire product development lifecycle, from product discovery, pre-clinical  consulting and development to regulatory affairs and clinical trials, including data  analysis and publishing.” 
 
“Palleos healthcare is proud to join forces with Cureline,” stated Philip Raeth,  Managing Director of palleos healthcare. “By combining our clinical trial services and  our consulting expertise with Cureline’s human biospecimen (HBS) biobanking and  laboratory services, we can provide our clients with customized solutions that meet  their specific needs and accelerate their time to market.” 
 

About Cureline, Inc., and Cureline Group of companies: 

 
A global leader in commercial biobanking and translational research services with  over 850 clients and 5,000+ projects completed. As a global precision and  translational medicine contract research organization (CRO) since 2003 Cureline,  Inc., (USA) together with other Cureline Group companies provides biobanking and  HBS services in the preclinical phase and companion diagnostics development for  clinical trials to the biopharmaceutical industry. Cureline Group management are  experts in global regulatory affairs, custom protocol biobanking, histopathology &  digital pathology, molecular and cellular lab services, small animal studies and cell  and gene therapy (ATMP) solutions. Since 2021, UAB Cureline Baltic (Lithuania) is  servicing our client’s needs in animal toxicology and preclinical efficacy studies in  small animals with a focus on metastatic cancer, immunology and microbiota models. Contact: Olga Potapova, CEO, The Cureline Group, 
 
olga-potapova@cureline.com, +1 415-468-6400 
 www.curelinegroup.com
 www.cureline.com
 

About palleos healthcare GmbH: 

palleos healthcare is an End-to-End Full CRO Service Provider with 50 highly  experienced employees covering clinical research services in central Europe in small  to large scale clinical studies ranging from phase I to Phase IV drug and medical  device trials in various indications (academic and commercial). More than 10´000  patients at 300 sites were treated in various trials and indications managed by  palleos healthcare. The results of those trials have been published in highly ranked  journals and presented on conferences (e.g. ASCO Annual Meeting). palleos  healthcare offers additionally drug development consulting services for biotech and  medtech companies. By streamlining the early and pre-clinical development decisive  milestones for exit and reinvestment are achieved earlier and more efficiently. As a certified partner with best-in-class players in the digital life science field (e.g.  Veeva and Medidata) palleos healthcare also offers cloud-based services (data  management platform, decentralized clinical trials) for the clinical drug and medical  device development. 

Contact: Heiko Bergmann, VP Sales & Strategy, palleos healthcare GmbH,  heiko.bergmann@palleos.com, +49 611 950 190 50 

www.palleos.com 

palleos healthcare is part of the Xlife Sciences AG, a leading European life sciences  incubator and accelerator. Xlife Sciences is focused on the value development and  commercialization of promising research projects from universities and other  research institutions in the life sciences sector, with the aim of providing solutions for  high unmet medical needs and a better quality of life. The goal is to bridge research  and development to healthcare markets. 

www.xlifesciences.ch