Participant-centric study design has advanced, but site-centric execution has not kept pace. In the Journal for Clinical Studies, Brian Mallon examines how unclear expectations, administrative burden and contract delays ...
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Harnessing AI for more efficient clinical trials
ICON’s SVP of Enterprise AI, Tony Clarke, joined a panel of industry leaders at the recent European Pharmaceutical Review’s webinar, “Harnessing AI for more efficient clinical trials” to share his perspective on how AI is being applied to improve trial efficiency, insight generation and operational execution.
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AI tools life sciences companies
This BioSpectrum Asia piece highlights the AI tools leading organisations are already putting to work—an important look at where practical adoption is delivering real impact across the industry with contributions from Tony Clarke, SVP of Enterprise AI at ICON.
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Aging with HIV: What the next major challenge is for drug development
As people with HIV live longer due to ART, new challenges are emerging. Aging with HIV is linked to higher risks of comorbidities, chronic inflammation, and drug interactions, while gaps in clinical trial inclusion and care models highlight the need for more integrated, patient-centered treatment strategies.
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Overcoming Formulation Challenges for Biosimilars
Media article discussing how high-concentration formulations and patient centricity are challenges to the formulation of biosimilars, which already face patent protection barriers.
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Recentring sites: The human factors slowing study start-up and how to resolve them
In the Journal for Clinical Studies article, Brian Mallon explores the human factors slowing study start‑up and outlines how a more site‑centred approach can accelerate activation, recruitment and retention.
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Partnership set to make therapies ‘reach patients sooner’
ICON's partnership with Advarra will integrate ICON’s global clinical trial solutions and services with Advarra’s site CTMSs, eISF, and eSource systems, which are already used by more than 50,000 investigators worldwide, including researchers at 90 of the top 125 academic medical centres.
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From study end to long-term insight: Choosing the right vaccine follow-up strategy
Navigating long‑term vaccine follow‑up isn’t one‑size‑fits‑all; explore the key questions that help determine the right mix of traditional studies and tokenisation.
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ICON teams with Advarra for integrated, AI-driven site network
ICON and Advarra partnership creates an integrated site-centric system that tackles operational bottlenecks and simplifies study execution, addressing sponsors most pressing challenges.
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ICON, Advarra partnership aims to optimize trials, expand access
ICON and Advarra have partnered to create a connected network of clinical trial sites that integrates ICON’s global trial solutions with Advarra’s site technologies, aiming to streamline study operations, boost efficiency, and expand trial access.
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ICON partners with Advarra to launch connected site network model
ICON and Advarra have formed a partnership to create a connected, research ready site network that integrates ICON’s clinical trial services with Advarra’s site-facing technology to streamline study startup and trial execution. The collaboration aims to reduce administrative burden, enhance operational visibility, and broaden trial access by standardising workflows for both established and emerging research sites.