A leader from the excipients firm discusses how ODTs appeal to seniors and patients on the go, and the formulation-related challenges with such tablets.
A representative from Clarivate explains how supply chain vulnerabilities can hurt stakeholders, including patients—and how one solution can close the gap.
An executive from the digital therapeutics specialist discusses the clinical trial landscape, and how clinical care can yield a number of important benefits.
A leader from Veeva Systems shares perspective on what factors are impacting clinical trial data management, and how the industry can adapt to the changes.
This month’s roundup of equipment, decentralized technology, partnerships and other items includes news from Medidata, PerkinElmer, Syneos and other firms.
The National Institute on Aging has launched Outreach Pro, an online tool aimed to help connect with underrepresented populations for Alzheimer’s trials.
The check-in with nearly 1,800 US healthcare consumers reflects how COVID-19 and other factors have impacted patient access, equity, experience and trust.
The World Health Organization’s Solidarity PLUS trial will kick off in 52 countries, trialing three drugs to treat patients hospitalized with COVID-19.
The Heart of Athletes study, using Deloitte’s ConvergeHealth MyPath for Clinical platform, aims to examine heart inflammation in athletes with the virus.
The clinical study network is partnering with the Wisconsin-based health system to increase the reach of trials into a largely rural patient population.
The US Food and Drug Administration has kept its staff busy with approvals, authorizations, and warnings related to various coronavirus-centered products.
The US-based company continues its move away from smoking products with the purchase of drug developer OtiTopic, as part of its Beyond Nicotine initiative.
The pharma firm is working with five US colleges and universities onto create programming designed to boost recruitment of Black talent in the industry
The University of Illinois at Chicago has been given $6m from the US Department of Defense to develop a potential treatment for severe cases of COVID-19.
