Industry Insights
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RWE Increasingly Supports Rare Disease Research As RCTs Alone Fall Short
6/25/2026
Chiesi's Rachele Berria, MD, Ph.D., discusses how RWE is reshaping rare disease drug development strategies, from leveraging registries and patient-reported outcomes to navigating evolving regulatory expectations.
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AI Can Help Design Better Trials, But It Still Can't Tell You Whether Patients Will Join Them
6/25/2026
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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The Triple Effect Of Community-Based Clinical Trials
6/24/2026
Taking trials into local communities improves access, boosts enrollment, reduces dropouts, and yields more representative data, speeding timelines and strengthening study quality.
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Will AI And Agile Project Management Help Advance RBM?
6/24/2026
Will AI-based tools embedded into risk based-monitoring prompt an Agile project management moment for clinical research? Sidharth Ananthanarayan explains why AI-based tools are not the answer but part of it.
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The Next Chapter Of Obesity And Type 2 Diabetes Care: ADA 2026 Signals A More Personalized Future
6/23/2026
The American Diabetes Association 2026 conference showed where we are and where we're going with GLP-1 therapies.
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Why Building Long-Term Value And Making Clinical Progress Are Inextricable
6/23/2026
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
6/22/2026
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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"We'll Figure It Out Later" Is Where Trial Friction Begins
6/19/2026
Delayed operational decisions around travel, payments, site workflows, meetings, and compliance can create avoidable friction for sites, participants, sponsors, and CROs once a study is underway.
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What Really Happens At The Site When Sponsors Pull Back Mid-Trial
6/19/2026
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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The Role Of Oncology Biomarkers In Personalizing Hematology Treatment Plans
6/18/2026
Oncology biomarkers guide personalized treatment and help track disease changes. Learn more about how advancements like liquid biopsies improve precision care.