On 29 May, Thomas Wood presented a webinar on how AI and Natural Language Processing (NLP) can transform clinical trials in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Thomas Wood also discussed the Clinical Trial Risk Tool, developed by Fast Data Science for clients in the pharma industry (CTOs, trial sponsors) to be able to use NLP and AI to predict trial risk and anticipate costs.
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