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No conflict of interest in data monitoring
Science, 2018The News Feature “Hidden conflicts?” (C. Piller, 6 July, p. [16][1]) alleges that after serving as a member of a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel for a nominal per diem payment, I later received inappropriate payments from the manufacturer (AstraZeneca) for serving on and chairing data monitoring committees (DMCs) overseeing ...
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Regulatory perspectives on data monitoring
Statistics in Medicine, 2002AbstractData monitoring is a critical component of the conduct of clinical trials that provide the evidence of efficacy and safety of investigational drugs. These trials may be conducted either by a pharmaceutical sponsor or by the government, especially those large trials that assess the impact of therapies on serious morbidity and/or mortality. While
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Futility approaches to interim monitoring by data monitoring committees
Clinical Trials, 2006Clinical trials involving participants with high risk of serious events or being exposed to a new intervention with potential serious risk are typically monitored during the course of the trial. Often, this monitoring activity is conducted by an independent group of experts, often referred to as a Data Monitoring Committee (DMC). The DMC responsibility
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Breathable Electronic Skins for Daily Physiological Signal Monitoring
Nano-Micro Letters, 2022Tianrui Cui, Shourui Ji, Cui Tianrui
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Effective ecosystem monitoring requires a multi‐scaled approach
Biological Reviews, 2020Ben Sparrow +2 more
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