Parexel’s Stacy Hurt draws on her experience with chemotherapy and as a caregiver to spot patient burdens that AI-assisted protocol design can overlook.
Researchers uncovered the unexpected mechanism behind a cancer drug candidate, highlighting a persistent problem in drug discovery.
A new report argues that more flexible eligibility criteria could widen pharma’s clinical trial pool without sacrificing safety.
Ai3Bio recently emerged from stealth with preclinical programs aimed at what it believes could be a root cause of autoimmune conditions: diseased T cells.
The program, part of Operation TrialBlazer, aims to speed early research and help the U.S. bring trials back from overseas.
Genetic medicines and more selective small molecules are finally pushing the field toward new mechanisms — and potentially disease-modifying treatments.
The government has announced “most-favored-nation” pricing agreements with 26 pharma companies. But the deals could stymie other plans to lower the country’s spending on prescription drugs.
The government has announced pricing agreements with 26 pharma companies. But the deals could stymie other plans to lower the country’s drug spend.
Getting more women into drug R&D remains critical for boosting health outcomes. But in some disease areas, pharma is still falling behind.
Revolution’s pancreatic cancer approval marked a milestone in RAS-targeted treatment. Now, new treatments from Revolution, Astellas and Genentech could be the next to make a mark...
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