Companies that successfully use AI are those that understand technology magnifies accountability. Anyone that fails to internalize that lesson could find themselves defending the very systems they relied on to bring those products to market.
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GUEST COLUMNISTS
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Assigned Slot Allocation Offers A Fair Solution For Oncology Phase 1 Trials (Part 2)
In part two of this series on slot allocation, Nehal Lakhani, MD, Ph.D. proposes assigned slot allocation as an alternative to competitive placement and discusses how the approach might benefit patients and sites.
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Slot Allocation Is A Problem For Patients And PIs In Phase 1 Oncology Trials (Part 1)
Given the shift in the size and scope of oncology Phase 1 trials, cohort management and slot allocation strategies must change, too. Nehal Lakhani, MD, Ph.D. explains why competitive slot allocation is no longer optimal for patients or PIs.
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There's A Gap In Brain Tumor Research — Here's How We Fix It
Brain tumors are some of the most biologically complex and least improved indications. Biochemistry researcher and scientist Catherine Bladen, Ph.D., argues sustained focus is a key to driving real-world progress.
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Lessons Learned While Taking Glioblastoma Drug From Bench To Clinic
MimiVax CEO Mike Ciesielski recounts the company's transition from academia to industry, hitting on topics like vendor partnerships, FDA conversations, and manufacturer selection.
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The Much-Feared FDA Form 483, Part 3
This final installment in this three-part series offers an example of how the misperception of the 483 as a surrogate for overall quality of a firm can lead to policy errors in attempting to mitigate pricing problems with generic drugs.
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Considerations For Allergic Rhinitis Trials Are Nothing To Sneeze At
Inimmune CEO David Burkhart explains how a GSK layoff led to the formation of a new company focused on treating allergic rhinitis. Here, he shares success from the company's approach to site selection, trial design, and timing.
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Why Clinical And Commercial Development Must Be Integrated Fully And Early For FDA And Reimbursement Success
With clear alignment among clinical development, regulatory, and commercial development processes, sponsor companies can better prepare for FDA approval and successful Medicare reimbursement.
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With A Clear Focus And Promising Asset, Crystalys Is Skipping Phase 2 Trials For Gout
Crystallis President and CEO James Mackay shares insights from the company’s clinical decision-making for dotinurad, including the inclusion of an open label extension.
CLINICAL TRIAL WHITE PAPERS
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Eliminate Clinical Trial White Space With The Right AI Strategy
Learn how sponsors and CROs are using agentic AI to eliminate the unproductive time caused by manual, sequential processes and fragmented data systems.
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State Of Clinical Trial Technology: The AI Inflection Point2/12/2026
Digital maturity gaps are widening in clinical research. Connected workflows speed insights and execution, while manual processes leave organizations increasingly behind.
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Rewriting The Future Of Clinical Trials8/8/2025
In an increasingly data-complex environment, eCOA is emerging as a foundational pillar for both operational agility and scientific rigor in clinical development
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Overcoming Issues Of Non-Enrolling Sites In Clinical Trials1/14/2025
Explore the challenges of non-enrolling sites in clinical trials, focusing on the benefits of leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in addressing those issues.
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Global Vaccine Clinical Trials: Australia's Strategic Advantage10/14/2025
The global vaccine clinical trials landscape presents unprecedented opportunities. This report analyses emerging trends, regional opportunities, and Australia’s distinctive strengths in vaccine development.
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The Future Of Regulatory Operations6/3/2024
The pathway to enhancing reliability, compliance, and efficiency across lifecycle management will require embracing technology and process improvement if organizations want to achieve their goals.
CLINICAL TRIAL APP NOTES & CASE STUDIES
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Use Case: How Consulting & Analytics Can Guide Clinical Strategy7/10/2025
A large European pharmaceutical company sought to benchmark a CRO’s suggestions involving a Phase III trial for a newly acquired asset.
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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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Top 10 Global Pharma Company Dramatically Improves Site Payments In Drive To Become Sponsor Of Choice10/30/2024
See how a pharma company reduced investigator payment cycle time by 55% while decreasing their own administrative burden by 90% in this metrics-rich case study.
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U.S. Renal Care Achieves 75% Site Adoption Of eConsent5/1/2024
By dispelling prevalent misconceptions regarding participant age, cost, and complexity, see how this platform emerged as a versatile, rapid, and effective solution tailored to the unique needs of the elderly renal care population.
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Scaling Success: A Blueprint For Flexible Biometrics Partnerships2/19/2026
Learn how a micro-FSP model and integrated biometrics team can scale from specialized support to a full-service solution, ensuring agility and consistency as clinical trial needs evolve.
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Leading Recruitment With A Strong Alzheimer's Referral Pool2/24/2026
A strong referral network helped the Gainesville site rapidly recruit pTau217‑positive Alzheimer’s participants while upholding high data quality, boosting enrollment and outperforming other sites.
NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
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- 04.15.26 -- STREAM Edition: Continue To Choose New AI-Related Projects
- 04.14.26 -- Manipulating Costs And Technology Prices In Clinical Research
- 04.13.26 -- Old Habits, Communication Issues Still Stalling Site Budget Negotiations
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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In part two of this series on slot allocation, Nehal Lakhani, MD, Ph.D. proposes assigned slot allocation as an alternative to competitive placement and discusses how the approach might benefit patients and sites.
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Given the shift in the size and scope of oncology Phase 1 trials, cohort management and slot allocation strategies must change, too. Nehal Lakhani, MD, Ph.D. explains why competitive slot allocation is no longer optimal for patients or PIs.
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Poor translations are not just clunky. They can be risky. Medical-linguistic consultant Farah Ayadi, PharmD, explains its implications for safety, regulatory submissions, and downstream operational or financial outcomes.
FOCUS ON PATIENTS
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Patient advocate and founder of MIB Agents Ann Graham knows intimately the importance of including patient feedback into trial design. She explains value of — and offers practical advice — for doing just that.
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eGenesis CEO Mike Curtis discusses the first-in-human trial of EGEN-2784, which they're studying whether a porcine kidney can restore near-normal quality of life while awaiting a human transplant.
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Poor translations are not just clunky. They can be risky. Medical-linguistic consultant Farah Ayadi, PharmD, explains its implications for safety, regulatory submissions, and downstream operational or financial outcomes.