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Are clinical trials patients’ reactions to crisis related to their personality? Application to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Not only are patient visits to clinical sites more difficult (or impossible), patients are also dealing with uncertainty, stress and anxiety. While keeping ongoing trials running is…

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Data Integrity in GCP environment

As clinical trials become more complex, are conducted at more sites with multiple vendors (clinical sites, CROs, e-PRO, data management vendors, etc.), properly protecting data integrity becomes…

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The Placebo response in drug development. Part 1: Rheumatoid Arthritis

Evidence has accumulated in recent years that the placebo response is a significant issue in evaluating efficacy of drugs for rheumatoid arthritis (RA). RA is a chronic…

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The Opioid Crisis in the US: Fueling the Next Wave of Drug Development for Chronic Pain

While the opioid crisis may be creating opportunity for development of novel therapies to treat chronic pain, drug development in this area has historically struggled. According to…

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Is the placebo effect contagious between investigators and patients?

A recent study published in Nature Human Behavior developed a methodology to understand and assess the role of physician expectation on the placebo response. Read more about…

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Tools4Patient Introduces New Brand and Website

Tools4Patient is committed to our mission of developing predictive tools to optimize the evaluation of clinical-stage drugs. Along with our recent launch of Placebell©™ – a predictive…

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