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Kendle Appoints Ken Hintze, PhD, Vice President, Global Clinical Safety & Pharmacovigilance
Date:10/1/2007

, coordinates global regulatory reporting - including Suspected Unexpected Serious Adverse Reaction (SUSAR) reports as well as periodic reports - and performs endpoint adjudication utilizing a new proprietary electronic endpoint adjudication system that increases both speed and accuracy. The organization is proficient in the full spectrum of safety database systems and can maintain databases internally or within a customer's system via secure connections. The Safety organization works closely with Kendle's Medical Affairs group in reviewing adverse events to provide customers with comprehensive medical monitoring and safety services.

Dr. Hintze brings nearly 30 years of safety and regulatory experience to this position. He joined Kendle in 2002 following 23 years at Procter & Gamble in various safety roles involving pharmaceutical and consumer products, including Section Manager, Information Systems and Data Management and North America Product Safety Surveillance; and Section Manager, Global Corporate Toxicology and Consumer Health and Safety Affairs. Dr. Hintze earned Doctorate and Master of Science degrees in pharmacology/toxicology from the University of Iowa and a Bachelor of Science in chemistry from Iowa State University. He is a member of numerous medical and scientific societies, including the Society of Toxicologists. Dr. Hintze is a widely-published author, as well as an accomplished speaker presenting at numerous professional conferences and symposia. He is based in Cincinnati and reports to Dr. Bruno.

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Kendle International Inc. (Nasdaq: KNDL) is among the world's leading global clinical research organizations and is the fourth-largest provider of Phase II-IV clinical development ser
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