A company developing a potential new category of oral therapies based on defined bacterial consortia has made two big announcements this week (April 25).
The company announces plans to reorganize its business to focus on design-and-deployment engagements for on-site implementation of automated cloud labs.
A drug to treat a rare cancer that grows where the esophagus and stomach join has been accepted for review by the China National Medical Products Administration (NMPA).
The Institute for Population and Precision Health (IPPH) at the University of Chicago has joined private biotech company, Freenome, to become its partner as part of a study.
Unifying medicinal development processes and data within a connected technology ecosystem will enhance collaboration, two partnering companies using a development cloud have said.
A partnership was announced this week (April 11) between non-profit CureDuchenne and health technology company, PicnicHealth that will provide as much data as possible to researchers while helping patients navigate complex medical systems.
A breakthrough in rectal cancer treatment has been discovered through a collaboration between a cancer intelligence company and the world’s largest and oldest cancer center. It could put an end to the invasive surgery patients may have faced.
In its bid to what it says will make participation in clinical trials easier and more sustainable, Greenphire has revealed a patient-powered registry and it has also expanded a deal with Merck.
Progressive supranuclear-palsy (PSP) is a very rare brain disease and until recently, it was almost unheard of. Along with many neurodegenerative diseases, it has a high unmet medical need.
In the second and final part of an interview with Medable’s chief growth officer and women’s health champion, Sanskriti Thakur, discover her views on vital changes that need to be made. She discusses ways to ensure the importance of women’s roles in clinical...
The funding will be split between 17 US non-profit organizations this year, as the company reveals the broader progress it has made towards its long-term inclusion and diversity goals.
Positive data from a phase 2 clinical trial has proven the general mechanism of action of SK channel inhibition for treatment of atrial fibrillation (AF), an abnormal heart rhythm.
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, one of Europe’s largest university hospitals is collaborating with UK-based Exscientia to make use of an artificial intelligence-driven precision medicine platform in haematological cancers.
Guest article - Patient ID/recruitment and retention
The partners announce that they will combine to use artificial intelligence to improve the identification and enrolment of patients for clinical trials.
The two companies will come together to provide a ‘patient-centered solution’ for clinical research, combing uMotif’s patient engagement platform with ActiGraph’s wearable technology.
The pharma company provides funding to 24 community organizations throughout the US, as part of its newly created ‘Toward Health Equity Oncology Grant’.
One of the biggest questions being posed at this year's SCOPE summit, is whether the term 'decentralized clinical trials' will become redundant, as it forms the norm.
Steve Rosenberg has been a life science and healthcare executive for 40+ years and is currently CEO of uMotif. He commercialized the first integrated clinical technology suite at Phase Forward/Oracle. Top pharma and biotech executives depend on him for...
The Summit for Clinical Ops Executives (SCOPE) is back with a four-day schedule that digs into strategies and technologies for tackling the perpetual problem of patient recruitment.
A partnership to put an end to the ‘tremendously manual and time-consuming’ collection of clinical data and medication history has been formed between health information (HIN) Health Gorilla and DrFirst, a healthcare technology solutions consultancy.
OMEC.AI is the first startup to emerge from the alliance of pharma companies and investors that created AION Labs, and will focus on improving the efficacy and safety of drug candidates.
A representative from the biometric contract research organization explains how taking a ‘patient comes first’ attitude can lead to a range of improvements.
The pharmaceutical company has inked a strategic collaboration with the drug discovery firm, centering on uncovering novel targets in Alzheimer’s disease.
A leader from the behavioral science specialist shares ways to use precision engagement and other methods to increase patient adherence in clinical studies.
The two companies are collaborating to generate subject data sets designed to help users find insights that can speed up research and improve patient care.
The pharmaceutical company has forged a partnership with the life-sciences tech firm in an effort to elevate data collection and speed up clinical studies.
During the World Orphan Drug Congress, a co-founder of the CRO outlined how patient perspective can be vital to better results in rare-disease research.
The gathering, convened by patient advocacy group Fight Colorectal Cancer, responded to President Biden’s call to improve screening and treatment options.
The research institutions are joining on a community-based collaborative initiative to work toward greater study inclusion, supported by funding from PhRMA.
The pharmaceutical company is expanding its alliance with historically Black medical schools to bolster the battle against systemic health disparities.
uMotif and ClinOne announced at the 2022 DIA Global Annual Meeting that they have partnered to deliver an integrated solution for eCOA and eConsent in trials
A new survey reveals the majority of the general public thinks more cancer research is in order, but many are reluctant to pitch in to the effort financially.
Offering 13 topic tracks to choose from, the DIA Global Annual Meeting (scheduled June 19-23) lets attendees chose the path that fits their unique interests.
The June 20 Medical Heroes Appreciation 5k Run and Walk, scheduled during the DIA Global Annual Meeting in Chicago, salutes contributions of trial volunteers.
Coming back to the real world June 13-16, the industry event will offer face-to-face learning, networking opportunities, and fun, star-studded opportunities.
The Lifebit CloudOS will be employed to create a Federate Trusted Research Environment within the center’s supercomputing cluster to handle data management.
The digital medicine solutions developer has received $300m in a Series D investment round, which will be used to help scale up its virtual care offerings.
This month’s announcements on new technology, awards, partnerships, and more include eClinical Solutions, COTA, Greenphire, and other notable companies.
Leaders from the R&D tech company weigh in on how use of artificial intelligence has grown, ongoing challenges to effective adoption, and what lies ahead.
The one-year-old organization is giving $50m USD in grants to encourage scientists from five cancer research centers to work together on cancer solutions.
The US Department of Health and Human Service’s Office of Research Integrity has uncovered evidence that Toni Brand committed fraud in a number of reports.
A renowned university researcher explains the path that laid the foundation and what the novel diagnostic and treatment means for prostate cancer patients.
The medication adherence specialist is joining IT4Anxiety, a project focused on dealing with anxiety in patients with mental disorders, via technology.
