WearablesGetting Started With Wearables in Clinical Trials
By Martina Donohue & Geoffrey Gill Few will disagree that pharmaceutical development costs too much and takes too long. Drug development often lasts longer than a decade and costs anywhere between $2 and $3 billion, according to a Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development R&D Cost Study [1]. It is also widely accepted that wearable sensors create the potential for new endpoints that can reduce cost, shorten clinical trials, and focus trials on...










