What You Need to Know About the FDA and OHRP’s Joint Draft Guidance on Informed Consent in Clinical Trials
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3w ago
What You Need to Know About the FDA and OHRP’s Joint Draft Guidance on Informed Consent in Clinical Trials  All FDA-regulated clinical investigations of drugs, medical devices, and biologics require participants to give informed consent. Knowing a therapeutic’s potential ..read more
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5 Benefits of Using a Unified Clinical Data Cloud Platform in Rare Disease Research
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2M ago
Rare disease research has come a long way thanks in part to the passage of the Orphan Drug Act (ODA) of 1983. In the 40 years since, the biopharmaceutical industry has steadily increased its research and development efforts. Consider ..read more
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Tips for Optimizing TMF Management Amidst Staff Turnover
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2M ago
The last 12 months have been challenging for many in the biopharmaceutical space. Consider that industry layoffs increased 57% in 2023 compared to 2022. It’s amazing how quickly things change. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the same companies ..read more
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Everything You Need To Know About the FDA’s Draft Guidance on Remote Interactive Evaluations
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4M ago
In October 2023, the FDA issued draft guidance on Remote Interactive Evaluations of Drug Manufacturing and Bioresearch Monitoring Facilities. The document explains how the FDA operates its remote evaluation program and lays out expectations for the industry.  Although remote ..read more
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The Importance of Age Diversity in Clinical Trials: Why It Matters and What To Do About It
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5M ago
Clinical trials are designed to determine if new drugs, therapies, and medical devices are safe and effective for public use. These interventions are tested on diverse patient populations to gain important insights, but a new report from the International ..read more
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3 Common Barriers to Clinical Trial Enrollment + Tips for Taking Action
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6M ago
3 Common Barriers to Clinical Trial Enrollment + Tips for Taking Action   Despite all the good that clinical trials provide, patient enrollment is often an uphill battle. Consider that 80% of clinical trials fail to meet their enrollment ..read more
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Simple Tips for Building Strong, Lasting Relationships with Patient Advocacy Organizations
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7M ago
Recruiting patients for clinical trials is an expensive and time-consuming process, taking about 18 months on average. It’s no surprise then that many biopharmas and medical device manufacturers are taking steps to speed things up and make patient recruitment ..read more
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3 Simple Tips for Preventing Clinical Trial Fraud (And Why It’s More Important Than Ever)
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8M ago
Clinical trial fraud is not an uncommon problem. Though it is difficult to comprehend, it’s something that should not be ignored.  Despite the problem, there is some hope. According to industry insiders, regulatory scrutiny is starting to ramp up ..read more
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Community Engagement: The Key to Successful Patient Recruitment
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9M ago
Clinical trial safeguards have significantly improved over the last 50 years. The National Research Act, signed into law in 1974, established Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) to protect patients and increase public trust. In 1991, The Common Rule was adopted ..read more
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Clinical Research Safety: Ensuring Participant Protections
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10M ago
Clinical research plays an essential role in identifying and developing new drugs and therapeutics. Yet safety is such a major concern that most Americans say they wouldn’t feel comfortable enrolling. Consider that a recent survey conducted by researchers at ..read more
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