Clinical Trial Diversity

It is critical to support diverse participation and representation when designing clinical trials evaluating potential new medicines for people impacted by rare and serious genetic conditions. Diversity in clinical trials has been championed by leading health authorities and industry organizations, including the Food and Drug Administration (十大博彩网站排名亚洲体育博彩平台) and Pharmaceutical 研究 and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), which have released guidelines and principles calling for expanded health equity through greater clinical trial diversity.

博彩平台网址大全, we develop medicines to treat people with complex conditions around the world, and we are deeply committed to enrolling representative populations in our clinical trials. We are dedicated to building a blueprint for clinical trial diversity (CTD) that is far-reaching, 有效的, sustainable and measurable.

Designing clinical trials for rare and complex conditions poses unique challenges, such as lower prevalence, disease heterogeneity and limited information on disease pathology that can hinder efforts to build a diverse clinical trial. For these reasons, we believe it is critically important to take a holistic approach when incorporating CTD elements into rare disease clinical trials.

Our progress to date includes:

Strategies: Increasing Clinical Trial Diversity

Going forward, we are particularly focused on advancing three major recommendations from the CTD Working Group, which are part of our broader diversity, equity and inclusion (一些) initiatives:

The CTD working group has created strategies and activities to support the three recommendations noted above, 包括:

前进, study teams will collaborate with relevant functions to implement strategies and activities that are most appropriate for the stage of each program. Progress against objectives will be evaluated by the CTD Working Group bi-annually, with the goal of identifying best practices, 经验教训, and adjusting actions as needed.

Once the clinical trials are of sufficient size, the representation and alignment to the populations at large will be assessed, with prospective demographic targets set as clinically feasible and appropriate for the complex conditions under study.

Learn more about our approach to clinical trials