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Genuine question. How to be statistically & clinically significant on this interim OS data with longer follow up? https://t.co/kLXIRS6hQG

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Maybe DMD confirmatory trials should be at least 1.5 - 2 years long?

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FDA just rewrote the CAR-T approval rulebook. Randomized trials. Superiority over SOC. No more single-arm shortcuts. Every program built on the old model is now repricing risk. Here's what changed - and what it means for sponsors and investors: https://t.co/hmcJzBM3tN

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25-40% of clinical trial costs come from an excessive quality-check process that the FDA itself has recommended against for over a decade. Great piece from a former FDA official on why the whole system is stuck in a "too big to fail" loop. https://t.co/yX4gNVy04k https://t.co/sjbdVhioMF

Caleb Watney

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Had a conversation with someone outside of healthcare recently who was shocked by how long it takes to run clinical trials in the U.S (not to mention expensive). I tried to explain—it’s not just the science. It’s the infrastructure. Every site needs dozens of personnel, many of whom are required by regulatory frameworks... See more

Nicholas Hornstein

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Post Haste: Why pharma is giving up on UK trials | Jasmin Kaur

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Dr. Shelby x.com