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Discover how harmony between your commercial, regulatory, and clinical development strategies sets your medical device trial up for success.
The continuous glucose monitor (CGM) has evolved far beyond its original purpose as a diabetes management tool. Recently, the FDA cleared the first over-the-counter CGM intended for anyone 18 years and older who does not use insulin, including those without diabetes who want to better understand how diet and exercise impact blood sugar levels. This landmark approval has opened new frontiers in personalized medicine, where metabolic insights drive precision health interventions.
Discover how tailored recruitment models—fully decentralized, hybrid, or traditional clinical sites—can optimize enrollment speed, data quality, and cost efficiency in your oncology diagnostics trial.
This blog explores key considerations for optimizing women’s health research, including improving trial awareness and accessibility, accounting for unique physiological factors, leveraging digital health technologies, and implementing patient-friendly study designs.
This blog outlines the key regulatory considerations for clinical trials of diagnostic devices, emphasizing the importance of device classification, validation, ethical practices, and global regulatory navigation to ensure successful approval and market entry.
This blog explores the unique challenges of recruiting participants for infectious disease diagnostic trials, such as disease unpredictability and geographic limitations, and offers strategies for overcoming these obstacles to ensure timely and effective trial outcomes.
Discover how the future of drug development is being transformed by the revolutionary potential of AI.
Discover the impact of Companion Diagnostics (CDx) on clinical research in this comprehensive guide.
Diagnostic trials are vital to evaluate the efficacy and safety of new diagnostic methods. The faster these trials are conducted, the quicker patients can benefit from new diagnostic tools. Accelerating these trials is not just about speed, but also about maintaining the highest levels of accuracy and reliability.