
Ideas, thoughts and commentary on how to make clinical trials more efficient.
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Happy Friday! I’ve created a little game called ‘The clinical trial bottlenecks game’. Naturally, it’s bottle-themed, with bubbles and literal bottlenecks. And there are leaderboards as well. You can simply go and play the game instead of r...
In case you missed it, the cause of Clinical Trial Abundance just received a high–profile boost in the New York Times, in the form of a compelling article from our co-blogger Ruxandra Teslo. Along with the New York Times article, Ruxandra a...
Google Maps was launched in 2005. It is hard to imagine life before that little blue dot. You either memorised your daily routes (which were not necessarily optimal) or traced a new route on a map, which sometimes resulted in driving your c...
In the clinical trials world, many of us are interested in ways of designing faster and better trials. Meanwhile, our colleagues in economics and global health work on using market shaping to deliver innovations where the private companies...
Something I remember fairly vividly from the first few months of the pandemic was a sense of hopelessness that any effective drug or vaccine would become available anytime soon.
Most people didn’t believe it was possible to develop vaccine...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I write the newsletter Scientific Discovery. I'm a co-founder of Works in Progress, host the podcast Hard Drugs, and advise Coefficient Giving on clinical trial reform.
Writer at Works in Progress and co-founder of Clinical Trial Abundance. Scientist by training.
Former FDAer. I write about innovation in health and the policies, institutions, incentives, and infrastructure that make it possible.
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