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FDA Poised to Make Impact on Underrepresented Populations in Clinical Studies

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Increasing diversity in clinical trials not only makes the findings more relevant to various patient groups, but also enhances knowledge about the disease or medical product being studied. We’re curious to see what will happen over the next 12 months and how pharma companies will respond.”

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A Lesson in History: Assessing Trial Performance Data for Future Trial Design

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Clinical trial success is a key factor for pharma companies when designing and recruiting patients into trials. This is especially true for rare disease populations, where understanding the nuances between different patient cohorts is key to achieving positive outcomes. The Michael J.

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H1’s Predictions for Healthcare and Pharma in 2025

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As these standards take shape, pharma companies will adopt tools and models to reach broader and more diverse participants. Ariel Katz , CEO & Co-Founder AI will be used to combat rare diseases. Beyond diagnosis, AI will predict treatment responses, personalize therapies, and uncover new disease patterns.

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Why Drug Approvals and Development Hinge on Diversity

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To learn more about how H1 can help diversify your HCP engagement strategy, request a demo.