Editorial Videos

In this video interview, Umesh Chaudhari, executive medical director and global program head of the C5 programs at Regeneron, explains how large sample size and stratification by immunosuppressant use ensured balance and consistent efficacy assessments in the NIMBLE study.

Maximizing AI’s potential in medical writing and regulatory submissions requires data standardization, objective content practices, and a streamlined document ecosystem that accelerates timelines while ensuring compliance.

In this video interview, Umesh Chaudhari, executive medical director and global program head of the C5 programs at Regeneron, describes how double-blind double-dummy dosing, standardized assessments, and site training ensured protocol adherence and data integrity in the NIMBLE trial.

In this video interview, Umesh Chaudhari, executive medical director and global program head of the C5 programs at Regeneron, explains how NIMBLE showed cemdisiran achieved strong efficacy with partial complement inhibition and reduced disease worsening compared to combination therapy.

In this video interview, Umesh Chaudhari, executive medical director and global program head of the C5 programs at Regeneron, outlines how the Phase III NIMBLE trial showed cemdisiran improved daily living and clinical assessments in patients with generalized myasthenia gravis.

In this video interview, Adrianne Rivard, senior community development manager at myTomorrows, explains why compliance with privacy standards and physician training are critical for safe and effective use of GenAI in clinical trial discovery.

Kate Gallin Heffernan, life sciences attorney at Epstein Becker Green, and Jim Kremidas, executive director, Association for MultiSite Research Corporations (AMRC), discuss how proposed policy changes could limit federal research funding, create uncertainty for clinical trial organizations, and slow the development of future therapies.

In this video interview, Adrianne Rivard, senior community development manager at myTomorrows, highlights how combining AI platforms with patient navigators can make trial-finding tools more equitable and accessible across diverse healthcare settings.

In this video interview, Adrianne Rivard, senior community development manager at myTomorrows, explains why unified, real-time trial platforms are essential for reducing physician burden and improving patient access to studies.

In this video interview, Adrianne Rivard, senior community development manager at myTomorrows, discusses how AI-powered pre-screening integrated into referral workflows can streamline eligibility checks and speed patient access to treatments.

In this video interview, Adrianne Rivard, senior community development manager at myTomorrows, explains how AI can reduce the time physicians spend pre-screening patients for clinical trial eligibility.

In this video interview, Sunny Kumar, MD, partner at Informed Ventures, explains how startups often underestimate the need for scalable platforms that fit into pharma workflows, limiting adoption of otherwise promising point solutions.

In this video interview, Sunny Kumar, MD, partner at Informed Ventures, discusses how FDA guidance and investor expectations are shaping resilient trial designs that use adaptive methods, virtual controls, and decentralization to lower costs and accelerate patient access.

In this video interview, Sunny Kumar, MD, partner at Informed Ventures, explains how organizational complexity, regulatory caution, and cultural risk aversion slow innovation in clinical trials, while tools like generative AI may help reduce operational barriers.

In this video interview, Sunny Kumar, MD, partner at Informed Ventures, discusses how clinical operations leaders can close technology gaps in decentralized trials by provisioning devices and designing simple, intuitive tools to ensure equitable patient access.

In this video interview, Sunny Kumar, MD, partner at Informed Ventures, explains how high upfront costs and limited proof of cost savings are slowing large-scale adoption of decentralized clinical trial models.

Craig Lipset, co-chair, Decentralized Trials & Research Alliance (DTRA), and Kyle McAllister, co-founder, CEO, Trially, discuss how research sites are navigating political funding pressures, adapting to NIH budget constraints, and leveraging new cost-containment strategies to sustain clinical research.

In this video interview, Caroline Potts, general manager of sites and patient services at Medical Research Network (MRN), explains why trial inclusivity requires shared responsibility across sponsors, CROs, sites, and advocacy groups.

In this video interview, Caroline Potts, general manager of sites and patient services at Medical Research Network (MRN), highlights how listening to site insights and adopting flexible models such as temporary community-based clinics, can reduce patient travel burdens, improve enrollment efficiency, and stretch trial budgets further.

In this video interview, Caroline Potts, general manager of sites and patient services at Medical Research Network (MRN), outlines how rigid budgeting and limited sponsor-site dialog often block innovative patient-centric solutions, stressing the need for more collaborative approaches to enable community engagement and flexible trial delivery.

In this video interview, Caroline Potts, general manager of sites and patient services at Medical Research Network (MRN), explains why site-enabled approaches such as in-home visits and community-based outreach should be offered from the start of a trial to reduce recruitment delays, support patient needs, and improve trial diversity.

In this video interview, Caroline Potts, general manager of sites and patient services at Medical Research Network (MRN), discusses the challenges of achieving true operational flexibility in clinical trials—highlighting how SOPs, staffing, and budget constraints often limit site adaptability and contribute to staff burnout.

In this video interview, Meri Beckwith, Co-CEO of Lindus Health, shares practical ways clinical teams can strengthen trial protocols for expedited programs—such as incorporating control groups where possible, leveraging synthetic and real-world data, and adopting adaptive trial designs to reduce regulatory risk.

Ron Lanton, partner, Lanton Law, explains why evolving federal guidance and new technologies are pushing clinical operations teams to strengthen oversight and safeguard the credibility of clinical research.

In this video interview, Meri Beckwith, Co-CEO of Lindus Health, discusses whether recent trial design rejections signal a broader shift in FDA expectations or simply reflect changes in individual reviewers, emphasizing that current unpredictability may be more situational than systemic.

In this video interview, Meri Beckwith, Co-CEO of Lindus Health, explains why sponsors pursuing breakthrough or priority review designations must maintain rigorous trial design while building organizational agility.

In this video interview, Meri Beckwith, Co-CEO of Lindus Health, discusses recent Complete Response Letters issued to Replimune and Capricor, explaining how shifts in FDA reviewers can affect single-arm trial acceptance, especially in oncology settings where control groups may be deemed unethical.

Jon Walsh, founder, chief scientific officer, Unlearn, explains how regulators are clarifying best practices for integrating AI and digital twins into clinical research.