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Global Trial Accelerators™: Fast-Tracking First-in-Human Trials, Anywhere

Global Trial Accelerators™: Fast-Tracking First-in-Human Trials, Anywhere

Written by: Julio G. Martinez-Clark
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Hosted by bioaccess® CEO, Julio G. Martinez-Clark, the Global Trial Accelerators™ podcast delivers actionable insights for Medtech, Biopharma, and Radiopharma innovators battling lengthy timelines and costly delays. Each episode features candid conversations with clinical trial pioneers, regulatory strategists, and startup founders who’ve slashed 6–12 months off approvals by leveraging emerging regions like Latin America, Eastern Europe, and Australia.


What You’ll Learn:

  • Speed Secrets: How to secure ethics approval in 4–6 weeks (vs. 6+ months in US/EU) using harmonized pathways like MINSA (Panama), ALIMS (Serbia), and Australia’s CTN.
  • Cost-to-Speed Hacks: Operational strategies to reduce trial budgets by 30% while maintaining FDA/EMA compliance.
  • Global Patient Access: Leverage treatment-naive populations in cardiology, rare diseases, and advanced therapies across 50+ pre-vetted sites.


Why Listen?

  • Actionable Playbooks: Reverse-engineer success stories from startups that enrolled cohorts 50% faster and secured Series B funding 12–18 months early.
  • Regulatory Intel: Stay ahead of shifting LATAM, Balkans, and APAC guidelines with on-the-ground experts.
  • Future-Proof Insights: Explore decentralized trials, AI-driven recruitment, and post-trial commercialization in $1B+ markets.

“bioaccess®’s Serbia site activated in 8 weeks-9 months faster than our EU delay.


This podcast is why we partnered with them.”
– Digital Health Startup CEO


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Brought to you by bioaccess® – Turning “anywhere” into accelerated FDA/EMA submissions since 2010.

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Episodes
  • Pablo Yarza, Founder & CEO att Bioinfile
    Jan 9 2026

    In this episode, we sit down with Pablo Yarza, a bioinformatics expert with over 15 years of experience developing advanced databases for both academic and industrial applications.

    Throughout his career, Pablo has gained deep insight into one of the most critical challenges in R&D: data curation. He explains how poor-quality or inaccessible data can significantly delay research and development projects, and why this issue is often underestimated.

    These challenges led him to found BIOINFILE, a company with a clear mission: to make high-quality data more accessible to R&D professionals across sectors. As Pablo firmly believes, good data is the foundation of progress.

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    40 mins
  • Scott Stout, CEO & Co-Founder at MedVector Clinical Trials
    Dec 19 2025

    This episode features Scott Stout, who is helping reshape clinical trial recruitment through MedVector’s innovative HCP Recruitment model. By engaging community physicians in a new way, MedVector enables access to larger and more diverse patient populations for clinical trial sites.

    Their approach allows trusted healthcare providers and their patients to benefit from clinical trials as a care option—without requiring physicians to become investigators or risking patient leakage. By aligning provider incentives, MedVector opens access to millions of patients who are traditionally excluded from clinical research.

    In this episode, we discuss the challenges of patient recruitment, the importance of diversity in clinical trials, and how MedVector is redefining provider participation in clinical research.

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    36 mins
  • Matteo Talotta, Director of Clinical Solutions at Biorce
    Dec 12 2025

    This episode features Matteo Talotta, a global leader with experience across banking, academia, government, and a wide range of organizations — from start-ups and scale-ups to large multinationals. After working in Canada, Italy, the U.S., Spain, and Romania, Matteo brings a rich, multicultural perspective to the world of clinical innovation.

    Fluent in four languages and driven by collaboration, his career has led him to focus on the transformative power of AI in biotechnology. He is currently part of Biorce, an AI-powered organization redefining how the pharmaceutical industry, biotech companies, hospitals, and clinical trial teams develop new therapies. Their goal: to make breakthrough treatments more accessible and affordable by uniting advanced technology with human insight.

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    30 mins
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