Although many clinical trial sponsors are broadly aware of the need for more diverse participation, most still struggle to implement specific, structural changes that will help trials better represent the wider population....
Clinical trials largely fail to enroll diverse patient populations — and in the last couple of years, patient advocates, the FDA and even a slate of pharma companies have taken steps to change that....
Many biopharmaceutical companies have discussed how the pandemic has changed clinical trials. However, study sites have also implemented strategies to bring studies into a new realm....
A research team led by University of Wisconsin–Madison virologist Yoshihiro Kawaoka and colleagues in Japan show that the BA.2 subvariant of omicron is similar to BA.1 in both the severity of illness it causes and in its ability to cause infection....
UW Health and the UW School of Medicine and Public Health celebrate Clinical Trials Day by honoring the collaborative efforts of those who conduct clinical trials and those who participate in them and how their work contributes to public health and medicine....
Betsy Nugent and Dr. Nasia Safdar offer their thanks to the outstanding people at UW Health and the UW School of Medicine and Public Health who work tirelessly to make UW–Madison's clinical research community exceptional....
In honor of Clinical Trials Day, UW Health is recognizing the researchers, staff and participants who contribute to public health and medicine in the form of clinical trials....
The effect of breast cancer therapy on fertility may have to be accommodated in future clinical trials owing to the trend of more younger patients participating in studies....
Clinical Trials Arena demystifies how AI can potentially help participants stick to the study all the way to the end, while also pointing to clinical trial sponsor blind spots....
When people consider vaccines, many think about the pandemic and about preventing illness. However, certain UW researchers have a very different focus when they work with vaccines....
