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The FDA launched a pilot program for real-time clinical trial reporting, including two proof-of-concept studies: AstraZeneca’s phase II TrAVeRse in treatment-naïve mantle cell lymphoma and Amgen’s phase Ib STREAM-SCLC in limited-stage small cell lung carcinoma.
- Why it matters: Real-time endpoint and data-signal reporting aims to address delays in how trial results are communicated, improving how stakeholders can monitor emerging evidence during studies.
- What they did: The FDA pilot establishes real-time reporting, and it includes two proof-of-concept clinical trials designed to report endpoints and data signals in real time.
- The result: The program enables real-time visibility into trial progress for these specific oncology settings, supporting evaluation of whether such reporting can be implemented in practice.
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