Scientist.com Launches Trial Insights, A Transformative Clinical Trials Data Analytics Solution

SEAN PRECI | April 16, 2019 | 160 views

The online marketplace for outsourced research, announced today the launch of Trial Insights, a digital reporting solution that simplifies data produced through clinical trial, biomarker and medical diagnostic studies into an intuitive and user-friendly dashboard. The first of its kind, Trial Insights curates publicly available data nightly from information hubs such as clinicaltrials.gov and customizes it to fit a researcher or research organization’s specific project needs. “Trial Insights offers researchers an easy way to navigate the complexity of clinical trials information," said Ron Ranauro, Founder of Incite Advisors.

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news-medical | April 25, 2019

Current guidelines recommend surgical excision of DCIS, often followed by radiotherapy and sometimes endocrine therapy, yet most cases will likely not progress or become life-threatening. As a result, many women are overtreated. "There is a large unmet need to distinguish harmless from potentially hazardous DCIS," said senior author of the study Wesseling. "We hope our work will help reduce the burden of intensive treatment that thousands of women with low-risk DCIS undergo annually."

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Biognosys Launches Next-Generation Blood Biomarker Discovery Solution

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