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Adaptive clinical trials indicate a major shift in the drug development process as they implement pre-specified and data-driven changes in medical or drug interventions during the healing process, without violating scientific integrity. Adaptive trials differ from traditional fixed designs in that changes to a treatment, sample size, dose, treatment arms, or endpoints can modified on the basis of interim analyses, and they are conducted in real time rather than waiting until the study is completed.
Adaptive clinical trials are constructed with the flexibility to amend aspects of the study based on interim data analysis, while maintaining the rigor or validity of the clinical trial. Traditional trials, by contrast, follow a predetermined protocol from start to finish. Adaptive clinical trial…
Dental Services Market size is estimated to reach over USD 793.96 Billion by 2032 from a value of USD 425.80 Billion in 2024 and is projected to grow by USD 452.70 Billion in 2025, growing at a CAGR of 8.1% from 2025 to 2032.
Pharmaceutical Grade Sodium Chloride Market Size: Pharmaceutical Grade Sodium Chloride Market size is estimated to reach over USD 810.4 Million by 2032 from a value of USD 502.38 Million in 2024 and is projected to grow by USD 524.37 Million in 2025, growing at a CAGR of 6.20% from 2025 to 2032. Pharmaceutical Grade Sodium Chloride Market Introduction: Pharmaceutical Grade Sodium Chloride (NaCl), commonly known as high-purity salt, is a highly refined and essential raw material used exclusively in medical and pharmaceutical applications. Unlike industrial or food-grade…
The future of clinical trial management is being reshaped by technology, data intelligence, and patient-centric innovation. From AI-driven analytics and blockchain transparency to virtual trials and wearable integration, modern research is becoming faster, smarter, and more compliant. These innovations enhance data accuracy, streamline workflows, and improve participant engagement. With evolving global regulations and decentralized models, life sciences companies are partnering with a reliable Clinical Trial Management Software Development Company to ensure seamless digital transformation. The convergence of automation, cloud platforms, and predictive insights marks a new era of efficiency and collaboration in clinical research.
Clinical trials form the backbone of modern medicine, bridging…
The Electronic Skin (E-Skin) Market is emerging as one of the most innovative sectors in healthcare and wearable technology. Combining advancements in material science, nanotechnology, and artificial intelligence, e-skin mimics the properties of human skin—offering sensitivity, flexibility, and responsiveness to touch, temperature, and pressure.
The Electronic Skin (E-Skin) Market is emerging as one of the most innovative sectors in healthcare and wearable technology. Combining advancements in material science, nanotechnology, and artificial intelligence, e-skin mimics the properties of human skin—offering sensitivity, flexibility, and responsiveness to touch, temperature, and pressure. According to the latest report by Consegic Business Intelligence, the global electronic skin market is pr…
Histopathological grading examines tissue samples under a microscope to determine the severity of most cancers, and AI can complement human efforts to improve grading. To evaluate AI performance, experts should use a standardized dataset, preprocess AI algorithms against the foundation, and more.
Pharmaceutical experts have been upgrading pathological analysis methods for years. Uncovering secrets under microscopes requires years of training and extensive data, particularly for samples containing cancerous cells. Grading each prognosis demands precision that can be enhanced with the help of artificial intelligence.  What Is Histopathological Grading? Histopathological grading examines tissue samples under a microscope to determine the severity of most cancers. It observes trends like c…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming biomarker discovery by unlocking insights from vast and complex datasets. Hurdle recently reviewed how revolutionary this technology could be, while also highlighting the potential hurdles that still stand in the way of its translation into the clinic.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming biomarker discovery by unlocking insights from vast and complex datasets. Hurdle recently reviewed how revolutionary this technology could be, while also highlighting the potential hurdles that still stand in the way of its translation into the clinic.   The Explosion of Data: Bigger, Broader, More ComplexLarge cohort studies are no longer a curiosity; they’re foundational. Crucially, these cohorts increasingly link rich electronic h…
Before your retina surgery, make sure you’re fully informed. Discover the top 3 questions to ask your retina eye specialist to ensure safe, confident, and successful treatment.
Facing any kind of surgery can feel overwhelming, especially when it involves your vision. If you are scheduled for a procedure on your retina, having a clear and open conversation with your retina eye specialist is the first step toward feeling more confident and prepared. This discussion helps you understand the process, manage your expectations, and play an active role in your own care. Knowing what to ask can make all the difference. To help you prepare, we’ve put together three essential questions to bring to your next appointment. These questions will cover the details of the procedure, what to expect during re…
Learn why healthspan, the years lived in good health, matters more than lifespan. See how genetics, lifestyle, and Noorns insights can help you live better, not just longer.
Healthspan—the years we live in good health—matters more than lifespan alone. While medical advances have extended how long we live, most people now spend a decade or more in poor health at the end of life. The real challenge of longevity is not just adding years, but ensuring those years remain active, independent, and fulfilling. This article explores the growing focus on healthspan through five proven pillars: movement, nutrition, sleep and stress management, social connection, and preventive care. It also examines how genetics and DNA methylation influence the pace of aging—and how lifestyle choices can modify those…
Regenerative Macrophage Therapy uses patient-derived or engineered macrophages to heal tissue damage, reduce fibrosis, and regenerate function. In the liver, early trials (e.g. MATCH, EMERALD/RTX001) have shown safety and potential reductions in complications. Challenges remain around manufacturing, phenotype stability, and broadening into other organs.
Regenerative Macrophage Therapy is an emerging cell-based treatment approach that leverages specially programmed or engineered macrophages to promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and reverse fibrosis in damaged organs. Rather than suppressing the immune response, it aims to direct the body’s innate immune machinery toward regeneration and healing. What are macrophages and why they matter Macrophages are innate immune cells that patrol…
In longitudinal clinical trials, missing data is a threat to scientific integrity. Whether due to patient dropouts, missed visits, or protocol deviations, these gaps can distort results, reduce statistical power, and invite regulatory scrutiny. With dropout rates averaging around 3-8% for the last three years, the stakes are high. As the industry continues to evolve, so should the strategies we implement.
In longitudinal clinical trials, missing data is a threat to scientific integrity. Whether due to patient dropouts, missed visits, or protocol deviations, these gaps can distort results, reduce statistical power, and invite regulatory scrutiny. With dropout rates averaging around 3-8% for the last three years, the stakes are high. As the industry continues to evolve, so should the str…
The global ringworm treatment market was valued at USD 15.5 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow from USD 16 billion in 2025 to USD 25 billion by 2034, at a CAGR of 5.1%. Growth is driven by the rising prevalence of ringworm infections, easy access to over-the-counter antifungal drugs, and increased awareness about symptoms and treatment.
The global ringworm treatment market is set for steady growth over the coming decade, driven by increasing infection rates, improved awareness, and broad access to antifungal medications. Valued at USD 15.5 billion in 2024, the market is projected to expand from USD 16 billion in 2025 to USD 25 billion by 2034, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.1% during the forecast period. One of the primary drivers of this growth is the rising pre…
The Powered Surgical Instrument Market is witnessing steady growth, driven by rising surgical volumes, an aging global population, and rapid technological advancements. Valued at USD 2.65 billion in 2024, the market is projected to reach USD 3.71 billion by 2033, expanding at a CAGR of 3.9%. Key growth factors include the adoption of minimally invasive procedures, demand for precision in orthopedic and reconstructive surgeries, and the integration of battery-powered and ergonomic devices. North America currently dominates the Powered Surgical Instrument Market Share, while Asia-Pacific is poised for the fastest growth. Challenges such as high costs, sterilization risks, and training gaps persist, but innovations like robotic integration and cordless systems are shaping future opportunities.
SecureFlex will be commercially available in Europe and Japan in Autumn 2025, with a subsequent global rollout subject to regulatory requirements such as product registration and market clearance.
     TOKYO & HAMBURG, Oct 6, 2025 - (JCN Newswire) - Olympus Corporation (Olympus), a global MedTech company committed to making people’s lives healthier, safer and more fulfilling, today announced the launch of SecureFlex, a single-use fine needle biopsy device. SecureFlex will be commercially available in Europe and Japan in Autumn 2025, with a subsequent global rollout subject to regulatory requirements such as product registration and market clearance. Designed for use with an ultrasound endoscope, SecureFlex supports endoscopic ultrasound-guided fine needle b…
Workforce development and training in the pharmaceutical industry — a great fit for PharmiWeb readers
In an era where technological innovation is transforming the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry, the importance of workforce development has never been greater. As new drug discovery methods, advanced manufacturing technologies, and digital health solutions emerge, companies face increasing pressure to equip their teams with the skills needed to stay competitive. Bridging the Skill Gap in a Changing Industry The pharmaceutical sector is undergoing a rapid evolution, driven by automation, data analytics, and AI-based research. While these advances bring new opportunities, they also create skill gaps that can slow innovation and reduce productivity. Investing in workforce development p…
A new study has revealed how NHS waiting lists are pushing patients into risky choices - with some delaying or even avoiding care altogether, despite potential cancer symptoms.
A new study has revealed how NHS waiting lists are pushing patients into risky choices - with some delaying or even avoiding care altogether, despite potential cancer symptoms. The survey of 2,000 adults found nearly a third (29%) have put off seeking care due to long waits, while more than one in five (22%) admit they have avoided seeking care altogether. Alarmingly, one in five (20%) delayed seeing a doctor even after noticing possible cancer symptoms. Doctors warn this behaviour could mean hundreds of cancers are going undiagnosed, or being caught later when survival chances are reduced. NHS data shows that more t…
The Bachem team share their insights on the evolving relationship between pharma companies and CDMOs
Outsourcing plays a critical role in modern drug development and manufacturing – one which has gained increasing importance in recent years. The continued rise in demand for complex modalities, such as peptides and oligonucleotides, and increased pressures on time-to-market, have amplified the need for external partnerships and collaboration to ensure supply of crucial medication to patients. As a result, pharmaceutical outsourcing is moving away from transactional, fee-for-service arrangements, toward long-term, strategic partnerships. With a greater need to ensure delivery of medication to patients, industry players are promoting enhanced collaboration, through acknowledging shared goals a…
Biocomputing, the use of biological molecules or cells to process data, is currently in the lab stage but rapidly progressing. Early adoption in pharma and biotech could begin in the late 2020s, with broader mainstream applications likely in the 2030s.
Biocomputing sits at the frontier of technological innovation, using biological molecules, cells or tissues to carry out computational tasks rather than relying solely on silicon circuits. As a hybrid between life sciences and information science, it promises energy efficiency, massive parallelism and deeper integration with living systems. Current Status: Early Breakthroughs and Demonstrators Today biocomputing is still in its infancy, existing mainly in research labs, pilot systems and proof-of-concept devices. Advances range from neuron-ba…
Leading pharma companies make faster decisions through advanced data visualisation, gaining competitive advantages in clinical trials, regulatory approvals, and operations. The gap between visualisation-mature organisations and those using static reports is widening, creating a strategic imperative for investment.
In the high-stakes world of pharmaceutical development, the difference between industry leaders and laggards often comes down to a single factor: decision velocity. The organisations that consistently win aren't necessarily those with the most data - they're the ones who can transform that data into decisions faster than their competitors. The Cost of the Visualisation Gap Consider two pharmaceutical companies running parallel Phase III trials. Company A relies on traditional mont…
By establishing a safe and impenetrable record of each charge, payment or adjustment blockchain technology has the potential to increase medical billing transparency. Patients, providers and insurers can all view the shared ledger in real time, reducing billing errors, fraud and hidden costs while also making the process easier to track and comprehend by enhancing clarity and trust, blockchain technology could make medical billing easier and more equitable for all parties.
Introduction: Unmasking the Medical Billing Maze If you have ever felt lost trying to decipher a hospital bill or an insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB) you are not alone the journey from receiving a medical service to paying the final bill is convoluted, often involving multiple intermediaries, archaic data systems a…