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Clinical trials, a massive hurdle in the biopharmaceutical world, are often the rate-limiting step in drug development. Not only are clinical trial success rates extremely low, but 40% of clinical trials never actually come to fruition due to an inability to meet patient recruitment numbers (1, 2). So how can we create more accurate clinical trials without having to recruit large patient numbers from inaccessible populations? This report explores the potential of real-world

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Foundational to medical advancement, clinical trials face challenges in patient recruitment and diversity. Traditionally, these trials follow a structured, site-based model, requiring participants to visit healthcare facilities for assessments and treatments. However, the landscape of clinical trials has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, propelled by the emergence of decentralized clinical trials (DCTs).  The conventional approach to clinical trials has

Many regard the annual JP Morgan’s Health Conference as a pulse check on market sentiment in the healthcare industry for the upcoming year. Cautious optimism was the main feeling of attendees after the conference on January 8th-11th. This sentiment may ring bells for those who remember last year’s similar optimism, but a flurry of announcements on Merger Monday, coupled with the Fed’s promise of an economic soft-landing and potential rate cuts, may indicate that there is more

PART 1 - Purpose and Underlying Technology Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) were first introduced in the 1980s and have since...