clinical trials
Coverage of clinical trials in the Nexus archive.
- Congress is investigating Merck and AbbVie over drug trials in China tied to its military
Congress is investigating Merck and AbbVie over clinical trials conducted in China, specifically at military facilities and in Xinjiang. A bipartisan House committee has requested details on hundreds of these studies.
- STAT+: FDA to launch pilot program to speed up early-stage clinical trials
Federal health officials announced a pilot program to accelerate early-stage clinical trials by six to 12 months, aiming to boost U.S.-based research and counter Chinese dominance. The initiative, part of a 2027 fiscal budget proposal, was supported by former FDA Commissioner Marty Makary and endorsed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a Fox News op-ed.
- FIRST AID: Parliament puts wastewater rules on hold
Parliament has delayed wastewater rules. The article also covers topics related to tobacco, clinical trials, and nutri score.
- Proposed White House regulations could kill 5,000 clinical trials, analysis finds
Proposed White House regulations could eliminate 5,000 clinical trials by granting political appointees final authority over research grants.
- NJ Alzheimer's Town Hall: Why Clinical Trials May Hold the Key to a Cure
The article discusses an Alzheimer's town hall in Tenafly, New Jersey, highlighting the potential role of clinical trials in finding a cure. Reporter Nina Pineda provided details on the event.
- FIRST AID: Biotech negotiators push faster trials
Biotech negotiators are advocating for accelerated clinical trials. The article also mentions an AI tobacco campaign and references SPC.
- Pharma giant Novo Nordisk discloses breach of clinical trials data
Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk disclosed a data breach affecting patient information from some clinical trials. The breach impacts data related to clinical trials conducted by the company.
- Watch live: Reimagining Clinical Trials – Expanding Access by Meeting Patients Where They Are
Clinical trials are underutilized in healthcare, limiting patient access and slowing enrollment. They are often seen as a last resort rather than a viable care option. Expanding access to clinical trials can improve patient care and innovative therapies.
- Fecal transplants for autism deliver success in clinical trials
Fecal transplants have shown success in clinical trials for treating autism, with positive results reported. The treatment involves transplanting fecal matter from a donor into a patient. Clinical trials have demonstrated promising outcomes.
- Why Has There Been So Little Progress on Alzheimer's Disease?
The article examines the lack of significant progress in Alzheimer's disease research, highlighting challenges such as funding gaps, complex pathology, and failed drug trials. It questions why breakthroughs remain elusive despite increased attention and resources.