INSIGHTS ON CLINICAL TRIAL DESIGN

• Sol-Gel Builds Awareness Of Rare Skin Condition, Generates Leads

  Explore a 60-day HCP Awareness email campaign that surpassed industry benchmarks and generated a substantial number of leads.

• AI's Bottleneck In Clinical Trials Moved, And Most People Missed It

  AI has accelerated drug discovery, but the real bottleneck is now clinical trial operations. Explore why regulatory success depends on auditable data governance, not model speed.

• Completed Clinical Trials Continued To Climb In 2024

  Data collected in this report reflects a shift toward sustained growth, reflecting rapid advancement in therapeutic areas such as oncology, autoimmune/inflammation, and central nervous system studies.

• Podcast―Nonclinical Considerations When Developing Ophthalmic Drugs

  Globally recognized consultants discuss how they are addressing the most pressing drug development topics in the ocular field.

• The Strategic Backbone Of Marketing Application Success

  3/12/2025

  Through proactive timeline management and strategic oversight, organizations can achieve their regulatory goals with confidence.

• 5 Strategies For Designing Successful Complex Rare Disease Trials

  3/31/2026

  Rare disease trials demand inventive design. Uncover creative strategies that help sponsors overcome tiny populations, complex endpoints, and operational hurdles to advance meaningful breakthroughs.

• What Clinical Trial Management Solutions Don't Cover: The Ocular Endpoint Execution Gap

  6/9/2026

  Discover how specialized endpoint execution closes critical gaps in ophthalmic trials, improving assessment consistency, protocol adherence, data quality, and participant retention.

• Rapid Expansion Of Peptide And Nanobody Drug Conjugates

  7/21/2026

  Peptide and nanobody drug conjugates are gaining momentum, with 106 active programs identified globally. Learn more about the fast-evolving space for targeted drug delivery and competitive opportunities.

• At-Home Clinical Trials: When At-Home Ophthalmic Exams Make Sense

  12/23/2025

  At-home ophthalmic exams in clinical trials improve patient accessibility, reduce site burden, and maintain data integrity, enabling decentralized research without sacrificing quality or compliance.