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Drug trials are conducted to evaluate the safety and efficacy of new or investigational drugs. The primary goal of drug trials is to determine if a new drug is effective in treating a particular medical condition and if it is … Read More

In clinical trial analysis, it’s assumed that participants are following the instructions for the investigational product. Unfortunately, the evidence suggests that this is far from reality. Recently, Kenneth Getz, Executive Director and Professor at the Tufts Center for the Study … Read More

“Objective and granular” digital adherence measures could improve trial efficiency and allow for better-informed decisions on the efficacy and safety of new drug products. That’s according to the authors of a literature review that looked at more than 100 medicines … Read More

Greetings from the forefront of innovation in clinical trials. We’re thrilled to introduce you to the first edition of our medication adherence newsletter, Medication Monitoring Matters. Our focus? Empowering clinical trial sponsors like you to elevate the standard of care … Read More

With the current push for increased diversity in research, the medical community has accepted the challenge to make trial populations more representative of those in clinical practice. Yet poor medication adherence, which clouds the view of how drugs work in … Read More

Seamless integration of adherence and research data protects participant safety and data quality, with no additional burden for clinical trial sites or participants Liege, Belgium- February 2, 2023: Adherence specialists AARDEX Group and remote research platform experts in the Clinpal team at Cambridge Cognition have teamed up … Read More

Poor medication adherence during clinical trials can skew results, leading to underestimations of product efficacy, inaccurate pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic calculations, and even put participant safety at risk.1 Research has shown that up to 50% of people who take part in drug development … Read More

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently highlighted how poor adherence can lead to poorer outcomes for prisoners, contributing to health inequalities the world over. But it is worth noting that near-perfect adherence can be just as troublesome within the … Read More