CONTEXT: It’s awards season and as we wait to see who will be glammed up from the waist up at the Oscars, another RWE report is issued with even bigger Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Relatively small scale retrospective analysis of IPF patients in Japan reveals outcomes are poor for patients developing progressive fibrosing interstitial lung disease (PF-ILD) other than idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF). IMPACT: Low Continue Reading
CONTEXT: This is a serious amount of data that OM1 have managed to amass on Rheumatoid Arthritis patients, with over 200,000 adults and over 5000 juveniles being followed in registries. Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Another commercial announcement of a tie up on RWD sources | US only. IMPACT: Low READ TIME: 1 min Quality Level Mean [1 – 10]: 3 1. “Through the Continue Reading
CONTEXT: An august meeting of medical societies in Brussels to debate a few interesting topics for our discerning readers | Firstly the implications of the new IVD regulations which are definitely Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Report from the American Academy of Neurology on Biogen’s main two MS compounds, with RWE showing value on detecting patient QoL and overall treatment preferences. READ TIME: 2 mins Quality Level Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Interesting data from Chile on large scale RWR data saying the CoronaVac vaccine from China was 85% effective in preventing hospitalisations and 80% effective in preventing deaths. Couple of Continue Reading
CONTEXT: On the back of previous news stories about genetic biomarker testing in NSCLC, Neogenomics announces the launch of KRAS G12C testing to eligible advanced / late stage NSCLC cancer Continue Reading
CONTEXT: It seems that having Real-World Data (capitalised for emphasis) alongside your traditional clinical data at a poster presentation now adds weight to the overall message. RWR is the must-have Continue Reading
CONTEXT: Publication of RWE derived from the SAGE global registry reinforces the safety of Transcervical ablation of fibroids. IMPACT: Low READ TIME: 2 mins Quality Level Mean [1 – 10]: Continue Reading
