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49% of Clinical Trial Disruption due to Slow Enrollment

Monday, December 21, 2020 Clinical Trials News
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As of November 30 2020 the top reason for disrupted clinical trials is slow enrollment which is causing delays in 49% of trials. The other main reasons for disruptions are enrollment suspension at 35% and delayed initiation at 16% says GlobalData a leading data and analytics company.
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Scotty Chung-Siu Pharma Analyst at GlobalData comments: “Although suspended trials have begun to recruit participants delays in trial initiation and slow recruitment continue.”
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Since June 1 there has been a slow but progressive decline in the number of clinical trial disruptions. The fastest rate of trial disruption was between early April and mid-May and the number of trials disrupted by COVID-19 peaked in the first week of June.

Chung-Siu concludes: “New vaccines that are being approved for the treatment of COVID-19 provide hope that this will change the dynamic of the global pandemic and decrease the number of disrupted clinical trials in the near future.”
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