This WhichTrial report breaks down which drug trials are growing the most and the least, drugs that are no longer being studied, and new drugs to the clinic from May 1 to June 30, 2026.
- The Cost And ROI Of Agentic AI In Clinical Trials: What Sponsors And CROs Need To Know
- Reduce Friction And Save Time: Revamp Site Training To Focus On Value Over Volume
- Unlocking Gentler, Cost-Efficient TIL Therapy For Cold Tumors
- From The Lab To Regulations As An IRB Specialist
- What Pistoia Alliance's AI Poll Reveals About Industry Readiness And Regulatory Confidence
- Early Patient Education And Community Outreach Are Advancing Representation In Clinical Trials
- The Promise Of Bispecifics In The Quest For Outpatient Immunotherapy
GUEST COLUMNISTS
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The Promise Of Bispecifics In The Quest For Outpatient Immunotherapy
START San Antonio's Drew Rasco, MD, reflects on the evolution of immunotherapy and highlights how novel therapies such as bispecifics are both challenging and intriguing for principal investigators (PIs).
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Digital Twins Enhance Disease Progression Measurements In FSHD
Digital twins can transform trial design by making data more robust and alleviating patient burden. In this interview, Epicrispr CEO Amber Salzman, Ph.D., shares how the company's using it to reliably predict muscle volume change in their trial for a FSHD gene therapy.
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5 Informed Consent Fixes For Sponsors And Investigators
Informed consent has never been solely about documentation, but some sponsors has treated it as a checkbox exercise. Here, consultant Tasha Mohseni shares tips and fixs for how best to approach informed consent.
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Navigating The New EU Pharmaceutical Legislation: Key Implications For Pediatric Drug Development
UCB’s Senior Development Strategy Lead Pediatrics Martine Dehlinger-Kremer, Ph.D., discusses updates to the new EU Pharma legislation and how they impact pediatric drug development, including earlier pediatric investigational plans .
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Why Life Science Tech Pilots Fail After The Demo — And How To Avoid It
A working demo might look promising, but it doesn't tell you whether the tech can be shipped, integrated, validated, and accepted by regulator. Tech consultant Lukasz Lazewski explains how to look past the allure and evaluate its true functionality.
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The Profit Margin Double Standard That Needs To Change
We expect pharmaceutical companies to have sizable profit margins, but we collectively scoff at research sites for achieving the same. Maria P. Ladd explores this difference in expectations and why it needs to change for the sake of the industry.
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Why The Governed Hybrid Site Model Is Strategically Superior — Part 3
In the third and final part of this series, Paradigm Clinical Research CEO Kurt Mussina, who's become an advocate for the governed hybrid platform, explains why he believes it's the best fit for sponsors.
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Beyond The IND Clock: What Operation TrialBlazer Gets Right — And Where It Stalls (Part 1)
The FDA's Operation TrailBlazer includes a proposal to speed up IND review and approval. But will it work? Kimberly Chew and Odette Hauke identify where the initiative succeeds and where the structural gaps begin.
CLINICAL TRIAL WHITE PAPERS
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Antibody-Drug Conjugates: 'Magic Bullets' Become Reality
Cancer therapy has evolved from potent chemotherapy to targeted biological therapy, including antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs). Learn more about ADCs’ makeup, mechanisms, and the development landscape.
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Merits Of A Multifaceted Approach To Clinical Trial Recruitment1/27/2025
The best way to address clinical trial recruitment challenges is with a multifaceted approach that goes beyond traditional channels and ways of thinking.
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Ensuring A Diverse Patient Population In Clinical Trials12/13/2024
In 2025, the FDA will require pharmaceutical companies to include diversity action plans (DAPs) for Phase II and pivotal studies.
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State of Materiovigilance: Gaps, Technology & Outsourcing5/12/2026
Explore how pharma and biotech companies are using AI, outsourcing, and new technologies to strengthen materiovigilance for complex drug-device products.
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Reimagining Medical Monitoring In Clinical Research4/11/2025
Clinical trials are undergoing a transformative shift driven by evolving regulations, advanced technologies, and decentralized methodologies.
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Rapid Expansion Of Peptide And Nanobody Drug Conjugates7/21/2026
Peptide and nanobody drug conjugates are gaining momentum, with 106 active programs identified globally. Learn more about the fast-evolving space for targeted drug delivery and competitive opportunities.
CLINICAL TRIAL APP NOTES & CASE STUDIES
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Expanding Access To Post-Market Safety Exams For Cystic Fibrosis Medication1/29/2025
This study highlights the transformative impact of point-of-need care on patient access, focusing on pediatric cystic fibrosis (CF) patients requiring essential eye exams.
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Increasing Participation In World-Class Cancer Research In Northwest Arkansas3/26/2026
Discover how data automation and integrated screening help community cancer centers offer clinical research as a standard care option, ensuring all patients have access to the latest treatments.
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Driving A High-Adherence LTFU Trial Without An EDC10/29/2025
Discover how our partnership with a client was able to deliver a ten-year long-term follow-up (LTFU) trial that delivered an over 90% adherence rate while keeping trial costs low by not using an EDC.
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Optimizing EDC Strategy And Data Collection for a Rare Disease Trial6/11/2025
Explore how Veristat created a forward-looking roadmap for EDC and CRFs integration for a small biotech sponsor, ensuring a future-ready data ecosystem without overcomplicating current operations.
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Expand Bandwidth With A Trusted Regulatory Writing Partner9/18/2025
Find out how a mid-size biotech lacking the bandwidth, expertise, and resources to independently handle its regulatory writing requirements overcame this challenge.
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AI In Clinical Data Management: How Does It Work?8/18/2024
AI is revolutionizing clinical data management by automating medical coding, data reconciliation, and audit trail reviews, significantly enhancing efficiency and accuracy.
NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
- 07.22.26 -- Bridging The CGT Patient Gap, Endpoint Gaps, And Trial Friction
- 07.22.26 -- Inside Protocol Scaling, Trial Auditing & Regulatory-Grade Data
- 07.21.26 -- Solving The Trial Bottleneck: Compliant eConsent, Smarter IRT, & AI Insights
- 07.20.26 -- 4 Proven Recruitment Strategies To Avoid Rescue Trials
- 07.17.26 -- Rethinking Trial Monitoring: From Medical Oversight To Remote Compliance
RECRUITMENT AND DIVERSITY
This section includes some helpful resources regarding patient recruitment and diversity in clinical trials, including this link to the FDA's guidance on diversity action plans.
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Merck Executive Director, Clinical Trial Patient Representation, Adrelia Allen argues that patient awareness, access, early information, and trust shape are the pillars of patient representation in clinical trials.
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Informed consent has never been solely about documentation, but some sponsors has treated it as a checkbox exercise. Here, consultant Tasha Mohseni shares tips and fixs for how best to approach informed consent.
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Regeneron Executive Director in Clinical Sciences Kaniel Cassady, Ph.D., reflects on how his industry experience shaped his expectations, questions, and interactions as a patient in a clinical trial and how his patient experience is reshaping his clinical work going forward.
FOCUS ON PATIENTS
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Merck Executive Director, Clinical Trial Patient Representation, Adrelia Allen argues that patient awareness, access, early information, and trust shape are the pillars of patient representation in clinical trials.
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Digital twins can transform trial design by making data more robust and alleviating patient burden. In this interview, Epicrispr CEO Amber Salzman, Ph.D., shares how the company's using it to reliably predict muscle volume change in their trial for a FSHD gene therapy.
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Regeneron Executive Director in Clinical Sciences Kaniel Cassady, Ph.D., reflects on how his industry experience shaped his expectations, questions, and interactions as a patient in a clinical trial and how his patient experience is reshaping his clinical work going forward.