FEATURED ARTICLES
The Art And Skill Of Caring For Terminally Ill Patients In Clinical Research And Beyond
When designing and conducting trials for terminally ill patients, Kamila Novak reminds researchers to act and speak with respect, warmth, and thoughtfulness.
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To Take On Transverse Myelitis, Researchers Must First Address Heterogeneity And Misguided Outcome Measures
UNC researcher Irena Dujmovic Basuroski, MD, Ph.D., discusses why transverse myelitis remains difficult to study, how multicenter collaboration and adaptive trial designs may help, and why better clinical, patient-reported, and biomarker-based measures are essential to advancing treatment.
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From Signal To Strategy: What Oncology Basket Trials Can Teach Clinical Development Teams
AbbVie's Svetlana Kobina discusses how basket trials can help clinical development teams move from early clinical signals to a more disciplined strategy.
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4 Hidden Gaps In Clinical Trial Preparation For Small Biotechs
Gaps are not always visible at the executive level, but their consequences are very real — affecting timelines, budgets, data quality, and ultimately the likelihood of regulatory success.