NEWS2 March 2010
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US— Healthcare panel firm MDLinx has struck a deal with Chinese portal DXY that will give it exclusive access to the latter’s panel of 350,000 China-based physicians.
Under the terms of the agreement, DXY will provide verified panel and in-country project management while MDLinx will be responsible for technology and best practice in research.
MDLinx said the deal gives it a total global reach of more than a million healthcare professionals across the US, France, Germany, Italy, the UK, Spain, Japan, South Korea and now China.
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