Applied Clinical Trials · July 14 · 1 min

ACT Brief: Portfolio-Level Recruitment Strategy, Real-Time Burden Sampling, and Platinum-Free Bladder Cancer Therapy

In today's ACT Brief, we examine how sponsors can shift to portfolio-level recruitment strategies, why real-time burden sampling captures operational friction before it becomes risk, and FDA approval of a platinum-free bladder cancer combination.

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