TrialX was invited to the White House Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB) on 28th of February, 2019 to present the AI based digital tools we developed as part of the The Opportunity Project (TOP) Health sprint.
TrialX participated in the HHS Innovation Initiative organized by the Office of the Chief Technology Officer and Presidential Innovation Fellows, to create digital tools based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and open government data.
As part of the TOP Health sprint, GLA and TrialX’s Lyme Tracker App successfully addressed the two challenges posed - to create digital tools to increase access to experimental treatments and to use the power of the crowd to solve Lyme disease.
Dr. David Fajgenbaum of University of Pennsylvania who leads the charge against his rare condition talks about his incredible journey unraveling Castleman Disease.
The news comes nearly 12 years to the day after the first patient known to be cured, a feat that researchers have long tried, and failed, to duplicate.
Doctors welcomed federal approval of this new, fast-acting nasal spray for depression, but also expressed concerns about its administration, cost and long-term effects.
Photo Credit: nytimes.com In a landmark announcement, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, a renowned medical school based in New York has made headlines by eliminating annual tuition fees for its students. This groundbreaking decision comes as…
The 15th annual SCOPE Summit 2024 was a huge success with participation of over 3000+ attendees from 800+ companies! One of the overarching themes at the summit was the growing importance of patient-centric approaches in clinical…
Ensuring a thoughtful selection of a diverse participant pool from the outset not only minimizes recruitment delays but also enhances the credibility of trial outcomes. This approach diminishes the necessity for subsequent postmarketing data collection to…