Applied Clinical Trials, July/August 2019 Issue (PDF)
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Regenerative Medicine Companies Pursue Unique Regulatory Pathways
Yaky Yanay, CEO of Pluristem, will discuss his experience and the strategies Pluristem implemented in regenerative medicine clinical trials.
Tackling the Challenges of Transitioning to RBM
Methods sponsors and CROs can use to minimize the growing pains associated with RBM implementation.
Too Fast or Too Slow? Debate Intensifies over FDA Regulatory Requirements
Patient advocates debate whether FDA approval on small, early clinical studies is too fast-tracked for efficacy and safety, or too slow due to long review processes.
Challenges Emerge from Low NASH Awareness
Addressing the current hurdles and potential solutions in nonalcoholic steatohepatitis awareness and clinical trial enrollment.
Zeroing in on Real Patient-Centric Metrics
A look at the opportunities and challenges around patient-centric trials and patient centricity in pharma.
The Growing Threat to Clinical Trials and Research in a Fracturing Europe
The consequences UK faces after being pulled out of the EU without any healthcare and research deal may affect all of Europe.
The Gene Therapy Product Development Process
Navigating the many complexities in clinical trials, manufacturing, and regulatory interaction in moving gene therapies from development to market.
Adopting eISF for Remote Quality Oversight of Trials
Exploring the use of electronic investigator site files for review of regulatory documents and informed consents.
The Cancer Trial Paradox: Too Few Patients to Some, Too Few Trials to Others
While obstacles may persist with limited access for patients and researchers, technology can help with this cancer clinical trial paradox.
