Clinical Trials Arena Weekly Update 03.11.2023

Clinical Trials Arena Weekly Update 03.11.2023

Here is your weekly round up of the biggest news, stories and analysis in the Clinical Trials Industry.


AI in biotech: Still in search of desired talent and filling the regulatory gap

In our latest feature we look at how mainstream popularity is driving the acceptance of AI, yet lack of talent, regulatory uncertainty, and unknown impact may be halting the adoption. Read More

Strained relationships between CROs and sponsors in the spotlight at OCT Nordics 2023

The 11th Annual Outsourcing in Clinical Trials Nordics conference in Copenhagen shone a spotlight on the bureaucratic difficulties that can slow down clinical trials and lead to patient drop-out. Read More

Tibsovo unlocks new era for rare blood cancers called myelodysplastic syndromes

According to a GlobalData Healthcare epidemiology study, the number of five-year diagnosed prevalent cases of MDS in the US will reach 107,603 by 2028. Read More

US FDA grants IND clearance for ovarian cancer trial of Oncoinvent

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted clearance for Oncoinvent ASA ’s investigational new drug (IND) application to commence the Phase II clinical trial of Radspherin to treat ovarian cancer associated peritoneal carcinomatosis. Read More

Rishi Sunak addresses existential AI threats ahead of UK safety summit

Rishi Sunak’s speech follows the release of a landmark AI report from the UK government highlighting serious threats posed by the emerging tech. Read More

LEO Pharma reports positive data from eczema therapy trial

The long-term safety profile of delgocitinib cream was in line with that recorded in prior data from DELTA 1 and 2 trials. Read More

AI skills can increase worker salary as much as 40%, says study

Dr. Fabian Stephany , research lecturer in AI at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford , says he is doubtful that AI would entirely replace the human workforce. - Read More

Merck’s Keytruda trial achieves secondary endpoint of OS

Keytruda showed a statistically significant and clinically meaningful improvement in OS against placebo. Read More




Partner Content

How electronic clinical outcome assessments improve clinical trial evidence generation

With clinical research sponsors collecting an increasing amount of clinical data, it is vital that outcomes measures collected are reliable and can support accurate decision making. We spoke to Bill Byrom Vice President of Product Intelligence and Positioning, and Principal eCOA Science at Signant Health about how electronic methods of capturing data can help? Read More

Will mobile visits help the clinical trials industry meet its diversity goals?


Lowering barriers to participation could boost the diversity of patients in clinical trials. We analyze gender, race and ethnicity data and speak with Ellen Weiss, vice-president of In-home Solutions at mobile research company PCM TRIALS - Quality Mobile Research to understand the differences that mobile visits from a certified mobile research nurse can make. Read More


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