Science Never Stops: Celebrating Progress in Clinical Research | MediVoice

The evolution of the life sciences industry has accelerated since the 1960s, propelling medical innovation and saving countless lives along the way. From wearable sensors to remote monitoring, decentralized clinical trials, AI-powered technologies and more, the healthcare sector has produced numerous groundbreaking therapies that allow for unprecedented levels of personalization and improved patient outcomes.

Clinical research has been—and always will be—the lifeblood of the exponential growth occurring across all therapeutic areas.

In this edition of MediVoice:

• Explore breakthroughs in blood cancer research
• Discover the latest on heart health and self-care
• Peek into the future of clinical trial data and technology
• Define eCOA (electronic clinical outcome assessment) and its impact on patients

Boosting Blood Cancer Research

With blood cancer diagnosis rates on the rise, it’s imperative now more than ever before to expedite research that could save patients’ lives.

Cutting-edge advancements in clinical innovation may be the answer to an oncological dilemma that has spanned decades. Learn more in our article here .

Cardiac Care for a Longer Life

A healthy lifestyle runs on a healthy heart—and insights derived from years of clinical research.

Read our article to discover what makes your heart beat, what keeps it beating, and the life science industry’s pivotal role in powering progress across cardiovascular studies worldwide.

Charting Clinical Innovation and Beyond

The influx of globalization and technology since the start of the 21st century has brought along with it volumes of insights—and data.

Now, the industry finally has the infrastructure needed to process, visualize, and even forecast results from these waves of information. Follow along with VP, Data Quality and Risk Management Olgica Klindworth and SVP, Product and Engineering Sharlene Carnegie as they explain what this new chapter means for healthtech—and the millions of patients who depend on it.

Earth to eCOA!

Across life sciences, abbreviations and acronyms abound. DCT, eTMF, CDM, EDC, RTSM, and more—what does it all mean?

Let’s begin our journey with eCOA (electronic clinical outcome assessment): the key to accurately capturing the patient’s voice in clinical research. Dive into eCOA on our Clinical Minds blog here .