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Future of Clinical Trials – Conference Review

On September 15-17, I attended the Future of Clinical Trials conference produced by Leo Intelligence. The conference consisted of professionals from many aspects of clinical drug development. The first two talks set the stage for the rest of the conference and … Continue reading

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Future of Clinical Trials Conference 2010

The Future of Clinical Trials conference will be held in San Francisco, CA from 15-17 September 2010.  The focus of this year’s conference is, “Exploring Efficiencies and Strategies for Smarter Clinical Trials.”  The three day conference has an impressive list … Continue reading

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Five Keys to Successful Adaptive Trials

Running adaptive trials is not easy. However, in a world of skyrocketing drug development costs, these trials are set to become essential tools in any drugmaker’s repertoire, especially early in clinical development. A poorly done adaptive trial can not only … Continue reading

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Joint Statistical Meetings 2010 Retrospective: A CRO Statistician’s Perspective

Image via Wikipedia The Joint Statistical Meetings is often a good place to learn about emerging issues in the analysis of clinical trials (and all of the other fields that statistics touches, as a matter of fact). Here are just a … Continue reading

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Adaptive Designs and Clinical Supplies

In a recent post, John Johnson discussed the FDA’s draft guidance on Adaptive Design Clinical Trials for Drugs and Biologics, particularly in the context of planning and designing a clinical trial.  My perspective concerns challenges related to clinical supplies (CS) … Continue reading

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