Tag Archives: Clinical Trials
Crowd Sourcing: The Time Has Come
By Marylyn Donahue.
Crowd sourcing is hardly new, not even for pharma. Pfizer launched the first ever clinical trial to recruit and communicate with patients entirely via the Internet in 2011. Although it did shut down earlier last year due to lack of participants.
But that certainly doesn’t mean crowd sourcing (use of web-based technologies to recruit [...]
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Thinking of Phase IV Trials? Europe Might See Things Differently…
By Peter O’ Donnell.
With the shadow cast by Mediator across Europe now receding to a focus on the French law courts, the European Union (EU) said in late November that its pharmacovigilance arrangements offer “one of the most advanced and comprehensive systems in the world”. Certainly the EU’s legislative framework has been significantly boosted over [...]
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Adaptive Trial Design and Combo Drugs Needed in Alzheimer’s
FDA’s head of neurology products told industry execs at the Prix Galien Forum that the agency is open to alternative clinical trial designs in Alzheimer’s disease, and would like to see more combination products in clinical testing.
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PCORI Launches Clinical Research Network to Support Trials, Outcomes Research