Clinical trials without the clinic. What have we learned so far?
Trials@home interviewed 48 people involved in remote decentralised clinical trials, which have grown in prominence thanks to the pandemic.
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New project PROTECT-trial to study the use of proton therapy in oesophageal cancer
A large-scale, randomised controlled clinical trial involving 400 patients will compare different radiotherapy treatments.
Results build trust: how to create a pan-EU health data space
Experts from the BD4BO programme have some recommendations on how to make the European Health Data Space really work for patients, doctors and researchers.
New project Inno4Vac targets faster vaccine development
Developing a new vaccine typically takes more than a decade. The Inno4Vac project plans to harness the latest advances in fields like big data and AI to speed up the process.
Identification of patient subgroups could pave way for personalised Sjögren’s syndrome treatments
There is currently no treatment for primary Sjögren’s syndrome, an autoimmune disease. New findings from IMI’s PRECISESADS project could help to change that.
IMI impact on patient involvement
What's the problem? link text For many years, patient involvement in research was restricted to participating in clinical studies and trials as research subjects. Today, it is widely recognised that patients can and should be much more involved in all aspects of research ...
New project UNITE4TB aims to boost trials of new TB treatment regimens
Running clinical trials of new TB treatment combinations takes a long time. New IMI project UNITE4TB wants to speed things up.
Infants’ brain activity when seeing faces is written in their DNA
Researchers from AIMS-2-TRIALS found that infants with genetic differences related to autism responded to faces differently, even at a very young age before signs of autism might be noticeable.
First direct evidence of the influence of food on skin bacteria
A BIOMAP study showed that the type – and amount - of food you eat influences the bacteria that live on your skin, as do smoking, education and even time spent outside.
IMI impact on patient involvement - Event
About this event For many years, patient involvement in research was restricted to participating in clinical studies and trials as research subjects. Today, it is widely recognised that patients can and should be much more involved in all aspects of research, including agenda ...