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Genetic sequencing
September 26, 2024/Cancer

AI Can Help Find Trials for Patients with Rare Cancers

Study demonstrates potential for improving access

Patient with MS
September 5, 2024/Neurosciences/Research

A Case Study in Neurotherapeutic Clinical Trial Design and Conduct

New phase 1 trial showcases Neurological Institute’s interdisciplinary study capabilities

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How the SPRINT-MS Follow-On Study Aims to Enhance Future Trials of Progressive Multiple Sclerosis

In search of optimal imaging biomarkers, best methods for long-term follow-up

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Clinicians Emphasize Harm Reduction When Counseling Patients About the Use of Psychedelics

Growing public interest in hallucinogens highlights their therapeutic promise and potential perils

CAR T-cell therapy for multiple myeloma
March 13, 2023/Cancer/Blood Cancers

Ide-CEL CAR T-Cell Therapy Effective in Multiple Myeloma Among Patients with Comorbidities

Research indicates strong rationale for expanding trial eligibility criteria

Lembo, MD
February 15, 2023/Digestive/News

Digestive Disease & Surgery Institute’s New Director of Research Outlines Vision

A three-step plan aimed at strengthening the institute’s infrastructure includes a renewed focus on mentorship

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January 10, 2023/Digestive/Research

Don’t Give Up on Screening Colonoscopy

A study of the procedure’s efficacy is cause for reflection, not rejection

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June 28, 2022/Cancer/News & Insight

The Subjective Nature of “Safe and Tolerable” Conclusions

Dr. Aaron Gerds argues for more balance in safety reporting

Computer research

Technology Accelerates, Expands Research Recruitment Efforts

Traditional enrollment methods for clinical research are often manual, time-consuming and expensive, so shifting to an electronic process can accelerate recruitment while reducing costs.

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