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⏰ The demand is clear: Innovation must be faster and more efficient for the 12,000 rare diseases out there. ⏰ Here is a fresh take by Uncommon Cures on how to conduct rare diseases clinical trials. Unlike traditional CROs, Uncommon Cures combines regulatory expertise with a dedicated facility, ensuring trials are run seamlessly from start to finish by in-house experts alongside study sponsors. This is how they made their approach flexible and patient-centric: 📍 Centralized Hubs: Operating outside universities for seamless participation. The primary facility has a sophisticated medication dispensary as well as negative and positive pressure rooms. 🏠 Decentralized Components: Conducting trials at patients' homes includes activities such as lab draws and patient monitoring at home. 👫 Streamlined Protocols: Focusing on minimizing exclusion criteria to include more patients. Traditional trials often fail rare disease patients due to overly stringent exclusion criteria, which narrows the participant pool too much. 👟 Speedy Setup: Avoiding lengthy university contract negotiations. 🌍 Global Reach: Establishing sites worldwide, finding rare disease patients “where they are” and giving them opportunities to try investigational therapies. This approach not only reduces trial timelines but also cuts costs significantly—by over 40% compared to the current market trend. This makes it a game-changer in bringing therapies to market quicker and addressing the urgent needs of rare disease patients. At Proqlea, we wholeheartedly endorse these recommendations. #ClinicalTrials #RareDiseases #HealthcareInnovation #UncommonCures #CentralizedHubs

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