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Clinical Study Design Guided by Event Prediction | Phastar
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Event Prediction to Guide Clinical Study Design

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Published: August 11th, 2020

Following the completion of an early phase clinical trial, the sponsor was planning a larger phase IIb study with the same compound but wanted to understand whether there were any biomarkers in the clinical data from the first study that were predictive of a specific event.

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