Blockchain is moving toward definitive uses in clinical trials to enhance clinical supply capabilities, with the potential of enabling data ownership for patients.
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October has offered a striking spectacle of contrasts in Europe's ponderous attempts to construct a comprehensive policy on health.
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This article delves into the why, when, and how a patient-centric approach should be adopted for both the benefit of patients and the successful development of novel and innovative medicines.
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