Mexico has a clinical trials registry, National Registry of Clinical Trials (RNEC). RNEC is not a World Health Organization (WHO) recognized primary registry. The registry is available through the website of Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risk (COFEPRIS), the regulatory body of the Mexican government. Protocol registration on RNEC is mandatory. However, result posting is optional.

Registries at a Glance
Registry	PHUSE Categorization	Information to be Entered By	Route of Data in Registry	Study Type	Language
RNEC	Mandatory National Database (includes Ethics Requirement)	Sponsor	Clinical Trial Application	Interventional Phase 1-4; Observational	Spanish

Registry Updates

• December 2021: Webinars for Transitioning to Combined Review - The HRA UK on December 22, 2021, has released an update for the Combined Review process.  They will be running a series of free, live webinars during December and January to provide an overview of upcoming changes and how they can affect individually the CTIMP applicants, sponsors, and NHS/HSC organizations depending on the role. Bookings … Continue reading "December 2021: Webinars for Transitioning to Combined Review"
• December 2021: What’s New on ClinicalTrials.gov - On December 22, 2021,  ClinicalTrials.gov  updated the materials for Modernization and Beta Website webinar: A recording of the December 10, 2021 webinar and slides describing the launch of beta ClinicalTrials.gov and demonstration have been added to the ClinicalTrials.gov Modernization page. This webinar provides an update on the modernization effort and a demonstration of the beta ClinicalTrials.gov website.
• December 2021: In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices Regulation Update - European Commission provided an update regarding the Progressive roll-out of the In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices Regulation on December 20, 2021: The update mentions that the ‘In Vitro Diagnostic (IVD) Medical Devices Regulation’ can now be progressively rolled out, after its adoption by the European Parliament and the Council to ensure there is no shortage … Continue reading "December 2021: In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices Regulation Update"

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