Unicycive Therapeutics Vice President of R&D Guru Reddy, Ph.D., shares how his small team moved swiftly through a recent early phase trial.
- RWE Increasingly Supports Rare Disease Research As RCTs Alone Fall Short
- AI Can Help Design Better Trials, But It Still Can't Tell You Whether Patients Will Join Them
- Will AI And Agile Project Management Help Advance RBM?
- The Next Chapter Of Obesity And Type 2 Diabetes Care: ADA 2026 Signals A More Personalized Future
- Why Building Long-Term Value And Making Clinical Progress Are Inextricable
- What Sponsors Don't See: The Systems Behind Clinical Trial Delivery
- What Really Happens At The Site When Sponsors Pull Back Mid-Trial
GUEST COLUMNISTS
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Why Building Long-Term Value And Making Clinical Progress Are Inextricable
Dicot Pharma CEO Elin Trampe discusses how clinical milestones, financing strategy, shareholder value, and partnering considerations must be tightly integrated in early development through late-stage planning.
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What Sponsors Don't See: The Systems Behind Clinical Trial Delivery
What do sponsors need from sites? Easy. How do they evaluate them? Not so easy (or accurate). In this column, Association Multisite Research Corporations (AMRC) Executive Director Jim Kremidas explains how sites and sponsors can make site evaluations better.
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What Really Happens At The Site When Sponsors Pull Back Mid-Trial
When sponsors slow or reduce operational spending due to financial pressure, strategic pivots, or internal restructuring, sites — and patients — suffer. Curo Research CCO Amy Bland explains how sponsors can better manage operational changes.
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A Sponsor Playbook For Matching AI Use Cases To Readiness, Risk, And ROI
Clinical technology consultant Karen Maduschke explains why your next AI investment should solve a problem you can articulate, with data you can access, in a process you can change.
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One Drug, Three Indications: How Small ClinOps Teams Manage Multi-Trial Execution
Having the same number of clinical programs as team members might sound crazy, but for Step Pharma, it has become one of their biggest strengths.
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Rare Disease Nonprofits: De-Risk Development With Orphan Drug Designation And Early Talks With The FDA
For nonprofit organizations, Orphan Drug Designation is the start of a disciplined, forward-looking regulatory strategy, but it's not the only factor in success. H. Greg Thomas, Ph.D., shares his advice for de-risking orphan drug development.
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The Compliance Problem With Excel Trackers And Other Computational Tools — And How AI Can Help
Everyday computational tools such as Excel are simple and easy to use, but they carry risk. Learn how these tools might not adhere to 21 CFR Part 11, and discover how AI can help keep them compliant.
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To Prevent Parkinson's Disease, We Need New Biomarkers
Parkinson's disease research has shifted toward prevention and prodromal intervention but success with disease-modifying and preventive therapies depends on validated PD-specific biomarkers. AC Immune Cofounder and CEO Andrea Pfeifer explains.
CLINICAL TRIAL WHITE PAPERS
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Addressing Trial Design Hurdles Across Alzheimer’s Disease Stages
Explore how endpoint selection, rater training, and the strategic implementation of eCOA can help address the unique scientific, operational, and human considerations at each stage of AD.
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Routes To Sponsor Of Choice: Shared Pipelines, Streamlined Payments10/30/2024
Paying clinical trial sites consistently on time provides stability and maintains positive relationships. Learn why being a sponsor of choice can mean the adoption of a singular clinical trial payments solution.
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Understanding How To Build And Leverage A DSMB Statistical Plan7/23/2024
Get an overview of the essential components involved in providing independent statistical center support for a data safety monitoring board (DSMB), also known as a data monitoring committee (DMC).
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eSource Purpose Is Not Just To Complete The EDC7/7/2025
Central eSource transforms data capture from a passive, back-end chore into an active, real-time quality and compliance engine—delivering benefits that extend beyond faster EDC feeds and reduced SDV.
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Transforming Regulatory Processes Through AI, ML, NLP, And RPAs4/7/2025
Explore the rapidly evolving landscape of regulatory processes as they undergo a profound digital transformation, highlighting how emerging technologies are reshaping traditional regulatory frameworks.
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Key AI Trial Insights From Regulators And Consultants4/4/2025
AI’s transformative impact promises more efficient, cost-effective, and successful clinical trials across the pharmaceutical landscape.
CLINICAL TRIAL APP NOTES & CASE STUDIES
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Drug-Drug Interaction Study On A Novel Cardiovascular Medication9/17/2024
Learn how Altasciences leveraged its expertise to design, recruit, and conduct complex DDI studies, assessing pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic impacts of co-administered drugs.
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Automated Trial Monitoring Workflows Make A Lean Team More Efficient1/7/2026
A pharmaceutical therapy developer was looking to automate reports, confirmation letters, and follow-up letters. See what happened when they adopted a cloud-based solution for end-to-end trial management.
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Expanding Diabetes-Related Eye Health Equity1/29/2025
20/20 Onsite, American Diabetes Association and Genentech collaborated on an event to provide immediate diagnostic services, including retinal imaging and visual acuity assessments, directly on-site.
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Recruiting & Retaining More Patients Per Site:3/14/2025
Through Home Trial Support (HTS) services, MRN is able to enhance the accessibility of clinical trials while reducing the emotional toll on their patients suffering from loss of mobility.
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How Pfizer Used Wearable DHTs To Reveal Meaningful Treatment Effects In Cancer Cachexia11/20/2024
Wearable digital health technologies (DHTs) played a crucial role in assessing patient-centric outcomes during pfizer's study into the benefits of using ponsegromab for treating cancer cachexia.
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Guiding GLP-1 Participants Through The Challenge Of Retention12/4/2025
Learn how remote lifestyle coaching can combat high dropout rates in metabolic research by offering the support participants need to maintain adherence and ensure data integrity.
NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
- 06.29.26 -- Breaking Barriers In Rare Disease Clinical Trials
- 06.26.26 -- How Is Remote Monitoring Transforming Compliance?
- 06.26.26 -- Support For Clinical Trial Patients, From Payments To Home Trial Support
- 06.25.26 -- An Inside View Of The Clinical Trials Technology Congress
- 06.24.26 -- The Modern Trialist: Navigating Decentralized Models And Smart Management
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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AI is changing the way clinical trial trials are discussed, planned, and designed. But even with an improved protocol, are AI-enhanced trials driving better enrollment?
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Gates MRI researchers share how they navigated supply chain challenges, an Ebola outbreak, and evolving regional malaria vaccination strategies to successfully execute a malaria clinical trial in Uganda.
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CEO Paul J. Hastings discusses Nkarta's decision to bring outpatient dosing into the community setting, including how it communicated with the FDA on safety and how the changes will improve patient access.
FOCUS ON PATIENTS
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The American Diabetes Association 2026 conference showed where we are and where we're going with GLP-1 therapies.
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Does our current approach to clinical research truly serve the patients who face the greatest needs? Insmed Inc. CMO Martina Flammer, MD, MBA, explores how to better meet patient needs.
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NervGen CEO Adam Rogers discussed why choosing a hand function endpoint for tetraplegia made sense for patients and how regulators helped guide and support the company's decision.