ACT Brief: AI Partnerships, Global Trial Access, and a New Option for Menopause Symptoms | Applied Clinical Trials Online

ACT Brief: AI Partnerships and Clinical Trials

This ACT Brief highlights key developments in clinical research operations, including AI collaborations and patient-centric technology.

AI Partnerships in Life Sciences

Expanding AI collaborations are transforming the life sciences industry, enhancing its capabilities.

Global Trial Access

Patient-centric technology is improving global trial diversity, potentially bringing trials to underserved regions.

New Option for Menopause Symptoms

The FDA has approved Bayer's Lynkuet, the first dual neurokinin antagonist for menopausal hot flashes.

The first dual neurokinin antagonist for menopausal hot flashes.

Author's summary: AI partnerships and patient-centric technology advance clinical trials.

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