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Current approaches to evidence collection are leaving valuable research questions unanswered

Across the therapy area lifecycle there are many questions, that if answered could accelerate the development and adoption of treatments that will improve outcomes for patients. However the main routes to evidence creation are currently leaving valuable research questions unanswered.

70 % of patients live more than 2 hours from a research site
2 /3 of studies delayed or cancelled due to slow enrollment