Clinical Trial Data

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Envigo paves new first-in-human trial solution

By Maggie Lynch

The non-clinical contract research services and research model provider Envigo launches a new solution it says optimizes non-clinical safety assessment programs to enable first-in-human clinical trials.

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Targeting special patient populations with the help of AI

By Melissa Fassbender

The industry is increasingly engaging in collaborations to gain access to technology, such as AI, which is being touted as a potential solution to some of the most challenging aspects of running clinical trials.

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Guest article

Looking over the horizon: 2018 and beyond

By Doug Peddicord, PhD, executive director of the Association of Clinical Research Organizations (ACRO)

As the great Yogi Berra once said, “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.” But it is safe to say that after a year of considerable consolidation and change, the CRO industry anticipates continuing and potentially rapid evolution...

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Should clinical trial data sharing be mandated?

By Melissa Fassbender

Clinical trial participants willingly put themselves at risk, so a committee is proposing that data sharing be mandated before manuscript publication is considered.

EMA management board meet in London, UK today

EMA urged to make trial data transparency policy crystal clear

By Gareth Macdonald

Campaigning group Alltrials has reiterated its call for the EMA to prevent "excessive redaction" and to let researchers print clinical trial data without fear of litigation ahead of the Agency’s vote on its access policy later today.

IOM looks into new ways to share clinical trial data

IOM looks into new ways to share clinical trial data

By Zachary Brennan

The Institute of Medicine is conducting a consensus study to recommend guiding principles and a framework for the responsible sharing of clinical trial data before a final report is released in December 2014.

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