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DarshanTalks Podcast

3 Regulatory Opportunities in Clinical Trials!

30 Nov 2024

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We explore the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical trial research design. He discusses how AI is reshaping the pharmaceutical landscape and highlights key areas identified by the FDA where AI is expected to make a significant impact.Darshan delves into the transformative power of digital health technologies, which enable real-time patient monitoring and enhance adherence to treatment protocols. These technologies not only improve patient safety but also provide critical data that can refine trial outcomes. The episode also emphasizes the benefits of decentralized clinical trials, which allow participants to engage from home, expanding recruitment and increasing diversity in research.Furthermore, Darshan explains the importance of real-world data, which can uncover valuable insights into drug effectiveness and safety outside traditional trial settings. However, he raises concerns about privacy and data interoperability, particularly for smaller trial sites that may lack advanced technologies.Ultimately, the integration of AI into clinical trials promises a more efficient, inclusive, and accurate research process, leading to faster therapy development and improved patient outcomes. Darshan concludes by reminding listeners to stay informed about these advancements and their regulatory implications.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review for more insights into the evolving trends in pharmaceuticals and clinical research.Support the show

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