Innovation & Excellence

Navigating the human frontier to enhance quality of life

Clinical Research

Vita Columbia Clinical Research Inc. is committed to enhancing the scientific communities understanding of disease and development of novel treatment modalities. Our team of experienced physicians, engineers, and scientists work to develop innovative solutions to satisfy unmet needs or provide alternatives in disease management, symptom relief, preventative medicine, and diagnostic technologies. We use an evidence-based approach in all our formulations to ensure each ingredient is safe, effective, and complementary. Our commitment to our customers is our unmatched quality. We offer consulting services to physician researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and governmental organizations in the development and review of research proposals, and the conduct of research protocols.

Nutritional Research

Vita Columbia Clinical Research Inc. works in accordance with United Nations (UN) resolutions related to global health. In 2011, the UN general assembly adopted Resolution 66/2, for the first time acknowledging chronic non-communicable diseases (CNCDs) as one the major socioeconomic challenges in the twenty-first century. The UN declared CNCDs such as heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and chronic respiratory diseases a threat to all countries, killing three in five people and contributing to 35 million deaths annually.

The UN identified tobacco use, harmful alcohol use, and unhealthy diet as the primary risk factors for the development of CNCDs.¹ While public health authorities have imposed significant regulation and educational efforts to minimize tobacco and alcohol use, the essentiality of food and complexity of nutrition has made regulation and education difficult.² Vita Columbia Clinical Research Inc. is determined to enhance our understanding dietary factors as a risk factor for the development of CNCDs. 

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1. General Assembly resolution 66/2, Political Declaration of the High-level Meeting of the General Assembly on the Prevention and Control of  Non-communicable Diseases, A/RES/66/2 (19 September 2011)
2. Joint WHO/FAO Expert Consultation. Diet, Nutrition and the Prevention of Chronic Diseases WHO Technical Report Series 916 (WHO; 2003).