INSIGHTS ON CLINICAL TRIAL DESIGN

• The Psychedelic Setback: What MDMA Rejection Taught Drug Developers

  Psychedelic compounds show real promise for PTSD, but proving it requires solving unblinding, bias, and safety gaps in trial design.

• How Some Patient Organizations Are Driving Drug Development

  Discover how patient-led registries are becoming a practical source of real-world evidence, drug repurposing insight, and smarter trial design.

• A High-Touch, Patient-Centered Approach For Advancing Rare Disease Trials

  On your journey to developing and executing a successful rare disease trial, it is critical to focus on patient experience and accessibility from the earliest stages of trial design.

• CRF Validation Best Practices: Building Reliable Clinical Trial Databases

  CRF validation improves data quality and efficiency. Early planning, clear edit checks, and balance reduce rework, ease site burden, and enable more reliable, streamlined study execution.

• Participants Don't Care How Your Vendor Stack Works

  6/16/2026

  Participants experience one study, not the vendor stack behind it. Learn how sponsors and CROs can reduce burden with support built around real study needs.

• Stop Treating Patient Samples As Acceptable Losses

  7/17/2026

  This short webinar excerpt pushes back on the idea that preventable biological sample loss should be tolerated as a routine part of trial execution.

• Decentralized Trials: The Value Of Direct-To-Patient, Pharmacy-Led Solutions

  5/8/2026

  Pharmacy-led DTP models cut site burden, improve inventory control, and expand trial access. Learn how to optimize your decentralized trial supply chain for compliance and patient outcomes.

• Completed Clinical Trials Continued To Climb In 2024

  6/19/2025

  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.

• A Global Framework For Participant Engagement, Retention & Trial Success

  4/22/2026

  Explore how clinical operations leaders can close the global retention gap by designing experiences that feel genuinely local, from how participants are paid to how they’re supported day to day.