Applied Clinical Trials, March 2020 Issue (PDF)
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Three Key Takeaways from SCOPE
The trends that seem to be garnering the most discussion today among clinical trial management and operations professionals.
EU Specialists: Ease the Age Barrier for Cancer Clinical Trials
Teenagers with cancer could benefit from a proposed initiative to lower the age barrier for participation in trials for new oncology drugs.
News Notes
A compilation of recently released news briefs that pertain to the clinical trials industry.
Untapped Opportunity to Improve the Vendor Qualification Process
Study holds new benchmarks and improvement opportunities.
The Practice and Promise of Data Science in Clinical Trials
Jennifer Bradford, head of data science for Phastar, shares data and analytics-related learnings from a diverse career journey in research
Synteract Launches Rare Disease Institute
Estimand Framework: What it is and Why You Need it
With the final approval and release of ICH E9 (R1), clinical trial sponsors should prepare to include estimands in their protocols as well as their statistical design documents and study reports.
Clinerion Partners with Wefight
Tufts CSDD Study Reveals Increased External Data Sources Contributing to Delays in Trial Completion
Science 37 Introduces Native Support for iOS and Android
Science 37 Introduces Native Support for Apple and Android
Crucial Data Solutions Announces Updates to TrialKit AI
Raremark Partners With TriNetX
Europe Claims “Leading Role” in Combating COVID19
With the coronavirus now spread across northern Italy, the EU is assembling its forces to slow the virus with an aid package worth $250 million.
Medable Forms Patient Advisory Council
Parexel Announces Acquisition Model Answers
Virus Spread Threatens Clinical Research
Sponsors conducting trials in China are facing delays, while efforts to test potential antivirals and vaccines against COVID-19 are having enrollment difficulties.
Ease the Age Barrier That Keeps Young Cancer Patients Out of Trials
Teenagers with cancer could benefit from a recommendation to lower the age barrier so they can take part in clinical trials says a proposal from the Fostering Age Inclusive Research Trials Initiative.
Addressing the Immunogenicity Challenge
How modeling and simulation technology can predict and better manage immunogenicity, a key challenge for biologics drug development.
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IQVIA Global Compliance Releases 3 New Tools
