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- 1AI Clinical Monitoring Tool Reported to Cut Trial Costs by Millions▼AI Clinical Monitoring Tool Saves Millions in Trial Costs
An AI-powered clinical monitoring tool is reported to have saved millions of dollars in clinical trial costs, according to coverage in The Scientist. The tool is said to streamline monitoring of trial sites, reducing manual oversight work and associated expenses. The report highlights growing interest in applying artificial intelligence to make drug development faster and cheaper, though detailed figures and trial specifics were not provided.
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US federal researchers are expanding their use of artificial intelligence to speed up clinical trials, a process that traditionally takes years and high costs. The effort reflects a broader push in government health agencies to apply AI to drug development, patient recruitment, and trial design, with observers weighing the efficiency gains against concerns about data quality and regulatory oversight.
- 3HHS Launches SURPASS Program to Overhaul Clinical Trials●HHS Launches SURPASS Program and Three Complementary Initiatives to Transform Clinical Trial Design and Infrastructure
The US Department of Health and Human Services has announced the SURPASS program along with three complementary initiatives aimed at transforming clinical trial design and infrastructure in the United States. The announcement was reported by Applied Clinical Trials. Details on funding, timelines and specific partners have not yet been released, and it remains to be seen how the initiatives will change how trials are run.