Clinical Trials

Can Suki’s $90M Funding Transform Healthcare AI Systems?
Tech & Innovation Can Suki’s $90M Funding Transform Healthcare AI Systems?

Suki's new Ask feature integrates Wolters Kluwer’s UpToDate Expert AI to provide clinicians with real-time access to medical knowledge and patient data via conversational prompts. This development follows a massive $90 million Series E funding round, signaling a significant shift in how artificial

Can AI Chatbots Safely Handle Patient Intake in Primary Care?
Tech & Innovation Can AI Chatbots Safely Handle Patient Intake in Primary Care?

Seventy-five percent of physicians reported that reviewing a concise clinical summary generated by the AI helped them prepare for patient visits more effectively than traditional methods. This striking statistic emerges from a recent clinical trial conducted by researchers at Harvard Medical School

Can AKIR001 Safely Target Aggressive Solid Tumors?
Research & Development Can AKIR001 Safely Target Aggressive Solid Tumors?

Recent clinical data suggests that the precision of AKIR001 in targeting CD44v6 could revolutionize treatment protocols for patients with advanced thyroid malignancies. This development arrives at a critical juncture for oncology, where traditional therapies often fall short against the sheer

How Has Bone Marrow Transplant Science Evolved Since 1976?
Research & Development How Has Bone Marrow Transplant Science Evolved Since 1976?

The transition of follow-up care from intensive monthly screenings to simple annual questionnaires illustrates the long-term stability achieved by modern transplant survivors. This remarkable shift is personified by Andrew Ruane, whose survival story bridges the primitive era of oncology and the

How Can Biotech Firms Scale Operations Using Quality by Design?
Research & Development How Can Biotech Firms Scale Operations Using Quality by Design?

A collaborative partnership model between a sponsor and a midsize contract research organization facilitates the rapid adjustment of resources whenever a trial design needs to change or a new indication is added. This flexibility is essential in the current clinical development landscape of 2026,

New Injectable Hydrogel Uses Breath and Light to Heal Bone
Tech & Innovation New Injectable Hydrogel Uses Breath and Light to Heal Bone

By mimicking the bioelectric environment of living bone, this new composite material encourages the body to repair itself using internal biomechanical forces. Orthopedic surgeons have long encountered severe difficulties when treating large segmental bone defects, which are substantial gaps in

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