Clinical Guest Contributors
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Age Diversity In Clinical Trials: Considerations For Improving Older Adult Representation
9/30/2025
Without prioritizing age diversity in recruitment and enrollment, research findings aren’t fully generalizable to this key demographic, limiting the applicability of trials. Let's look at what drug sponsors can do.
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Pediatric Clinical Trials Must Approach Research With Today's And Tomorrow's Kids In Mind
9/30/2025
Phoenix Children’s SVP of Research Stewart Goldman, MD, describes their patient-centric approach, offering insights into patient selection and education, as well as trial design.
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GCP Oversight Simplified: A Quick Guide
9/29/2025
Discover practical, real-world strategies for sponsors to operationalize GCP oversight in a way that is collaborative, measurable, and scalable.
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Powering Standards With Code: The Role Of Open Source In CDISC 360i
9/26/2025
Discover how to implement CDISC standards in automated research data pipelines that are fast, scalable, and reliable.
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Site-Level Change Model And Successful Strategies For Medicare Compliance In Clinical Trials
9/26/2025
Discover best practices for achieving and maintaining Medicare billing compliance for clinical trials.
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What The FDA Says About Investigator Responsibilities In DCTs
9/25/2025
Learn exactly what the FDA says about the use of healthcare providers (HCPs), telemedicine, licensing, and practice standard requirements when executing a DCT.
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How Skipping The CRO Helped RenovoRx Get Closer To Patients
9/24/2025
RenovoRx Chief Clinical Officer Leesa Gentry explains why they decided to forgo a CRO partner.
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When "Imperfect" AI Models Still Add Value In Pharma Quality
9/24/2025
AI isn't perfect, and that's OK, says ERA Science's Andy O'Connor. Here, he contends that if we can prove and explain how a human+AI process outperforms a human-only process, then imperfection is still progress.
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3 Ways Biotechs Can Relieve The Burden Of Their First Clinical Trial
9/23/2025
Discover how non-profit partnerships, adaptive trial design, and real-world evidence can all play a part in helping biotech's successfully launch their first-in-human trial.
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New FDA Program Adds Flexibility For Ultra-Rare Disease Submissions
9/23/2025
Life science legal experts Mark A. Tobolowsky and Frank J. Sasinowski discuss the FDA's new Rare Disease Evidence Principles (RDEP) initiative.