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Artificial Intelligence Revolutionizes Drug Development, Speeding Clinical Trials and Cutting Costs for Pharmaceutical Companies

Major pharmaceutical companies are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize drug development processes

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Increase in virtual trials improves patient accrual rates, finds report

Increase in virtual trials improves patient accrual rates, finds report
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Since the Coronavirus pandemic struck, approximately 90% of pharma companies have initiated artificial intelligence projects focused on a range of major areas such as immuno-oncology and metabolic diseases.

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More than a quarter of rare disease trials are culled due to low patient rates: Report

More than a quarter of rare disease trials are culled due to low patient rates: Report
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Drug companies look to AI to end hit and miss research

Drug companies look to AI to end hit and miss research Julia Kollewe © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Sakchai Lalit/AP The hunt for new medicines has often been more like a game of roulette than high-end science. But now the pharmaceutical sector is on the cusp of a transformation, as it delves into cutting-edge technology to come up with new treatments for diseases such as cancer, rheumatoid arthritis and Alzheimer’s. Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to improve the industry’s success rates and speed up drug discovery, potentially saving it billions of dollars, a recent survey by the analytics firm GlobalData has found. AI topped a list of technologies seen as having the greatest impact on the sector this year. Almost 100 partnerships have been struck between AI specialists and large pharma companies for drug discovery since 2015.

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