CONTEXT: The headline says it all, it took a pandemic for the US to organise (some) centralised medical data. 6.3 million de-identified COVID patient records now sit in the NIH’s Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Blurring the lines of real-world research and traditional Phase 3, NovaBiotics announce their intravenous cysteamine bitartrate therapy (NM002) has become part of the REMAP-CAP initiative. REMAP-CAP is a global Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Announcement of multiple abstracts at the 56th annual meeting of the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) including a real-world analysis of 300 patient treated with Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Presentation of a retrospective study in migraine epidemiology in Southern Israel at the 7th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology (EAN). Findings showed extreme variability in the prevalence Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Report of a retrospective registry on the use of Neovasc Reducer ( a coronary stent) in the treatment of chronic refractory angina, published in the Journal of Cardiology. The Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Publication of a peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Pain Research describing the non medical use of Xtampza and other oxycodone medications. Collegium pharmaceuticals described the research as part Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Announcement of AMCP Foundation award for Best Poster going to real-world studies in cancer and neurological disease, underscoring the importance of capturing and integrating real-world evidence. IMPACT: Low READ Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Opinion piece on decentralised trials. Interesting timing ahead of the DIA making the topic a major platform for this year’s get together. IMPACT: Low READ TIME: 2 mins Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Report of retrospective analysis of blood samples by the NIH in the US sheds light on the origins of the pandemic in the US. By analysing new antibody tests Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Brief abstract of a real-world study on the association of patient reported pain and quality of life in multiple myeloma patients. The study on patients from Germany and Italy Continue Reading
