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    Gaurav Sharma says ChatGPT is already helping in the search for new medicines, cutting the time it takes to identify molecules for potential new drugs from a month down to a week.

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    • It's always a pleasure to speak with @MedResJourno of @BLaw. In this new story, she explores the use of LLMs in drug development and health tech. I shared thoughts about regulatory considerations to help realize the potential of these tools: https://t.co/36jAdEFbD4

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    Real-world data reflect the diversity and lived experiences of individuals and so should be a central pillar of clinical research and care.

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    • To accelerate treatments and deliver more personalized care, we need to consistently generate high-quality data across everyday life. In @NatureMedicine, I describe how we can partner with research participants to make this a reality today: https://t.co/os2bBDK7OV https://t.co/mnmW8gUpF7

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    The success or failure of many technology platforms — including in particular health tech platforms — rests with a largely obscure role of outsized importance: the “solutions engineer.”  The role itself goes by many names. Back when I was at DNAnexus in the mid-2010s, this role was called “Solutions Scientist.” Others call it “Forward-Deployed Engineer”… Read More

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    • Today in @timmermanreport, @DShaywitz writes about what's needed to successfully deploy new technologies and data, and how solutions engineers serve as critical translators. It was great to share perspective for this story: https://t.co/sDyPn9uo2O

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    Evidence generation has undeniably grown beyond traditional trials to include a number of other sources and continues to evolve. Amy Abernethy, former FDA deputy chief, sees a future in which therapies are approved earlier and continually evaluated with high-quality data, but it will be on industry to connect the dots and build a strong foundation to make this a reality, she says.

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    • Grateful to have attended @scopesummit earlier this month and it was a lot of fun to keynote with @datahippie. Here is a recap of my talk on what will be needed to generate longitudinal evidence, from @CenterWatch: https://t.co/0yrxivWXBD

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    The role that real-world evidence, and the data that feeds into it, play in the clinical trials arena is changing. For many years, drug developers and regulators have collected real-world data (RWD) on adverse events linked to newly approved medicines. However, this data has not played a significant role in developing or executing pre-approval clinical […]

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    • In the February issue of @Inside_PM, @hl_albert looks at the changing role of real-world data in RCTs, and efforts to bring research closer to clinical practice. I enjoyed sharing perspective here, along with others in our field: https://t.co/i2sYrGrEOo

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    HLTH is turning 5! Join our reimagined must-attend event that will continue to build upon our commitment to transforming the next 10 years of healthcare. The entire healthcare ecosystem will be there.

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    • I'm heading to Las Vegas today for @HLTHEvent. Look forward to speaking on a panel, Tuesday @ 10:10 PT with @AnjKhem @ZekeEmanuel @DrLeanaWen on how we can build trust in government to improve public health. If you're there, hope you'll join: https://t.co/zlOadW3hvh #HLTH2022