Leading the Way: Equilab Research Featured in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization (WHO) — January 2026

Equilab International, as a leading Contract Research Organization (CRO) in Indonesia and Southeast Asia, specialized in bioequivalence studies, clinical trial, laboratory testing, and dermatology testing, is proud to be featured in a peer-reviewed article of the Bulletin of the World Health Organization (WHO), one of the world’s most respected global public health journals. The article highlights Equilab’s contribution in scientific laboratory work to support accurate regulatory and public health decision-making, particularly in Indonesia’s evolving regulatory landscapes.

As a central laboratory, Equilab managed the rigorous testing of numerous drug samples from diverse regions across Indonesia. Operating under exceptionally tight timelines, our team maintained stringent quality controls to ensure absolute precision. By focusing on technical accuracy and minimizing protocol deviations, we demonstrated that high-volume testing can meet international standards.

The article demonstrates how minor laboratory deviations can significantly distort study outcomes, potentially leading to misguided policy responses. By adhering to United States Pharmacopeia (USP) standards and emphasizing transparent sample preparation, we ensure the scientific validity of medicine quality assessments. This dedication to evidence-based testing supports the distribution of reliable pharmaceutical products in Indonesia, aligning national practices with global benchmarks.

Equilab International continues to set the benchmark for quality in the CRO industry. Our comprehensive research reports and validated method testing outcomes have been accepted worldwide by numerous countries and international regulators. We remain dedicated to ensuring that every product we test is safe, effective, and compliant with the global standards to protect patient health worldwide.

Journal Citation:

Mulatsari E, Saputro ID, Simanjuntak R, Ginanjar VA, Rahmawati A, Pisani E, Anggriani Y. Protocol deviations in medicine quality tests. Bull World Health Organ. 2026;104:39-46. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.2471/BLT.24.292994.