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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 data can also provide guidance in terms of diversifying clinical trials to include different types of population demographics such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, or geographic location.

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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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H1’s Predictions for Healthcare and Pharma in 2025

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These forecasts highlight the key changes poised to transform the healthcare and pharma landscapes. In this edition, our CEO and co-founder, Ariel Katz, along with Regional VP of Trial Landscape, Ryan Brown, share their top predictions for 2025. Additionally, well see a move to multi-indication trials to maximize profitability.

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Why Drug Approvals and Development Hinge on Diversity

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The success of drug development and approval relies heavily on the ability to identify diverse patient populations for clinical trials. From trial site feasibility to successful trial recruitment, diversity within a trial population helps ensure the safety and efficacy of drugs that reach the market. African Americans).