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03 Jan 10 clinical trials to watch in the first half of 2023
Highly anticipated study results are expected in Alzheimer’s, obesity and Huntington’s disease, while a pair of high-priced acquisitions could be put to the test....
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03 Jan A look back at Science’s 2022 breakthroughs
The biomedical sciences were well represented among Science’s 2022 breakthroughs. Some of these innovations benefited, directly or indirectly, from NIH efforts and support....
02 Jan Drug approved to help young patients battle a rare cancer
Children and adults with a rare type of soft tissue cancer will now have a new treatment option that could have a big impact....
31 Dec Enhancing diversity in clinical trial populations: An agency-industry perspective
Achieving clinical trial diversity will require a multi-stakeholder approach across the healthcare ecosystem, including efforts by government agencies, health systems, and industry....
30 Dec A new HIV treatment shot is given only twice a year. It could be a ‘game changer’
The Food and Drug Administration has approved Sunlenca, an injectable therapy to suppress HIV for patients who suffered drug resistance to other regimens....
27 Dec Are new medical treatments safe for Black Americans?
A recent report highlights why Black people may be hesitant to participate in clinical trials that test health care technology, vaccines, and medical treatments....
27 Dec Two straightforward ways to improve DE&I in clinical trials
While the use of digital health technologies has increased in clinical trials, securing patients' trust continues to be a significant challenge. These technologies may help build trust by helping to increase representation in clinical trials....
26 Dec COVID vaccines made mRNA a household name. How can it help in rare diseases?
A handful of rare diseases are being targeted with mRNA therapeutics....
23 Dec A more elegant form of gene editing progresses to human testing
Instead of cutting out chunks of the genome to disable malfunctioning genes, base editing makes a smaller, more precise swap....
22 Dec Technology advances how we design clinical trials: Wearables, devices, and data
Clinical researchers and study teams around the globe have widely adopted technology solutions that will forever change how clinical trials are designed and conducted moving forward....