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US FDA calls for diversity plans for drug, device trials

April 13, 2022
By Mari Serebrov
As part of a series of guidances addressing clinical trial diversity, the U.S. FDA issued a draft guidance April 13 focused on improving enrollment of participants from underrepresented racial and ethnic populations.
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CHLOE system images showing various blastocyst development

Fairtility’s AI-based system outperforms experts in selection of implantable embryos for IVF

April 8, 2022
By Annette Boyle
Fairtility Ltd.’s artificial intelligence (AI)-trained embryo classification system offers patients struggling with infertility and their physicians a better way to maximize the likelihood of implantation following in vitro fertilization (IVF) without the risk of a multiple pregnancy, a study in the Nature portfolio journal Scientific Reports found.
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Blood sample, DNA

Quanterix Simoa leveraged in large reference study of sNfL to assess MS

April 8, 2022
By Meg Bryant
Quanterix Corp.’s Simoa technology helped drive a large, international study to establish reference ranges of serum neurofilament light chain (sNfL) to assess individual disease activity and drug response in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients. The study, published in The Lancet Neurology, utilized Simoa’s ability to precisely detect sNfL protein at ultra-low levels, enabling it to be reliably measured across a broad range of healthy individuals.
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Cancer cell and DNA

C2i reports European launch of its minimal residual disease diagnostic

April 8, 2022
By Nuala Moran
C2i Genomics Inc. reported the formal launch of its C2inform minimal residual disease diagnostic across Europe, after obtaining CE marking for the cancer test. The Cambridge, Mass.-based company also has completed several clinical trials it ran with research partners to validate the technology and will be presenting data in different cancers at the American Association for Cancer Research in New Orleans, April 8-13.
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ACC 2022 Scientific Sessions

Renal denervation not yet prepared to move medications to the side

April 5, 2022
By Mark McCarty
As was the case with left atrial appendage closure, renal denervation (RD) as a treatment for hypertension has proven to be difficult to move along into routine clinical usage. New data for a study sponsored by Medtronic plc showed that RD offers a statistically significant improvement over sham treatment in reducing hypertension, but the data do not seem to suggest that patients will be able to drop their antihypertensive medications after RD treatment.
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3D heart illustration showing tricuspid and bicuspid valves
ACC 2022 Scientific Sessions

One-year data for Edwards’ Pascal support improvements in mortality numbers

April 5, 2022
By Mark McCarty
The tricuspid valve at times seems the lost child of the heart’s valves, but new research hints that regurgitation of this valve can be resolved with a transcatheter replacement. Adam Greenbaum, of Emory University School of Medicine, said the early feasibility study of the Pascal valve by Edwards Lifesciences Inc., of Irvine, Calif., demonstrated a large improvement in mortality at one year and significant improvements in heart failure status, a result that offers new hope for these patients.
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Medtronic’s GI Genius in study for detecting adenomas during colonoscopy

April 4, 2022
By Nuala Moran
A 2,000-patient U.K. study has been set up to generate real-world evidence of the value of using AI technology to detect bowel polyps (adenomas) during colonoscopy procedures. The aim is to show whether Medtronic plc’s GI Genius system improves the detection of polyps when deployed in both expert centers and non-specialist units, in the routine diagnostic screening of patients referred from primary care or through the national fecal immunochemical testing program.
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ACC 2022 Scientific Sessions

Study hints electronic health records may change trajectory of heart failure outcomes

April 4, 2022
By Mark McCarty
There has been some skepticism about the value of electronic health records (EHRs) beyond their role as a source of income for EHR developers, but an April 3 presentation at the 2022 America College of Cardiology scientific sessions being held in Washington suggests this type of software offers some real value for heart failure patients. Tariq Ahmad of Yale School of Medicine said a study of EHRs suggests their power lay in part in prompting compliance with heart failure medication regimes, an application of this type of software that can both save lives and cut costs for the Medicare program and Medicare beneficiaries.
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3D heart in chest
ACC 2022 Scientific Sessions

Mavacamten, ablation poised to clash over treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

April 4, 2022
By Mark McCarty
Pharmaceutical agents took center stage in Washington on the first full day of the 2022 scientific sessions of the American College of Cardiology, such as an April 2 presentation on the use of the mavacamten for obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (OHC). Milind Desai of the Cleveland Clinic said 16-week data for this cardiac myosin inhibitor showed well in reducing heart failure class status, but there are data arising from studies in China which suggest that radiofrequency (RF) ablation might also work for these patients.
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Illustration of Sonocloud in brain

Carthera demonstrates potential of Sonocloud for lowering amyloid load in Alzheimer’s patients

April 1, 2022
By Bernard Banga
Carthera SA reported results from a pilot clinical trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of its Sonocloud technology in patients with mild Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The results, published in Alzheimer’s Research and Therapy, show early promise of the treatment in reducing the amyloid load of AD and potentially other neurological conditions as well as to stimulate neurogenesis and improve cognitive performance.
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