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About ninety per cent of drugs that enter clinical trials fail.
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Ruxandra Teslo The current success rate for a drug entering clinical trials is only about ten percent, meaning 90 percent of all drugs fail. writingruxandrabio.com
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Their wordsThe current success rate for a drug entering clinical trials is only about ten percent, meaning 90 percent of all drugs fail.
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↗A response to Dario Amodei on AI & clinical trialswritingruxandrabio.com
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Derek Lowe Even under all the constraints and controls that I've been describing here, 90% of our drugs fail in the clinic: can you imagine the failure rate if we tried to go faster and noisier? web.archive.org
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Their wordsEven under all the constraints and controls that I've been describing here, 90% of our drugs fail in the clinic: can you imagine the failure rate if we tried to go faster and noisier?
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↗Why Are Clinical Trials So Complicated?web.archive.org
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Lowe and Teslo hold jointly that about ninety per cent of drugs entering clinical trials fail, and Lowe adds that this happens with every control in place — so running trials faster and cheaper does not by itself move the number that matters. Amodei is forecasting compression of exactly that pipeline. If the failures are biology rather than throughput, speeding the throughput compresses the cheap half.
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