Clinical Trials News

Artificial intelligence is being used to tailor cancer treatments and identify new uses for existing medicines, with some technologies already benefiting patien

China's fast-track clinical trials are under scrutiny following child deaths, prompting a new government policy aimed at balancing innovation and safety.

Piyush Goyal emphasized the need for India's pharmaceutical sector to attract more investment in clinical trials and R&D, advocating for robust supply chains, p

The high demand for a new weight loss drug, still in clinical trials, is fueling a black market for counterfeit versions.

Preliminary research conducted in mice suggests that psilocybin may prevent nerve damage caused by chemotherapy. Scientists are optimistic about these findings,

A new implant is offering hope for patients with refractory angina, with a study showing a significant reduction in chest pain for 75% of participants. While pr

Moderna and Merck have reported promising results from a late-stage trial combining Moderna's mRNA therapy, intismeran, with Merck's Keytruda for melanoma patie

A Nature article emphasizes the need for responsible development of revolutionary stem-cell therapy to achieve its full potential, especially as clinical trials

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is scheduled to meet with Edinburgh swimmer Archie Goodburn following Goodburn's emotional plea for increased funding and clinical t

A new study suggests that vaccine efficacy can be reliably measured each season using existing data and minimizing statistical bias, offering an alternative to

AstraZeneca's nerve drug Wainua failed a late-stage heart disease trial, causing investor concern and a slide in the company's share price. The company's future

The Biden administration is reviewing certain peptides, including BPC-157, TB-500, and Semax, and has restricted their compounding due to a lack of human clinic

A major investigation reveals the hidden toll of medical devices, highlighting how risky machines causing deaths and injuries are sold without human clinical tr

A new Australia-first project aims to close the cancer gap for First Nations Australians, who are twice as likely to die from cancer but significantly less like