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Clinical Trials: Rare Disease

Publisher GlobalData
Published Dec 29, 2024
Length 31 Pages
SKU # GBDT19649348

Description

Clinical Trials: Rare Disease

Summary

Understand the clinical trial landscape of rare disease trials.

Identify key analysis and segmentation of these trials by phase, single versus multinational trials, geography, sponsor type (industry versus non-industry), therapy area, indication, top sponsors, drug type, and DCT use.

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  • Identify key analysis and segmentation of rare disease trials by phase, single versus multinational trials, geography, sponsor type (industry versus non-industry), therapy area, indication, top sponsors, drug type, and decentralized clinical trial use.

Table of Contents

31 Pages
1. Tables and Figures
2. Executive Summary
3. Introduction
4. Rare Disease
5. Key Findings
6. Appendix
List of Figures
Figure 1: Number of rare disease trials, by year (2004-24)
Figure 2: Rare disease trials, by regional distribution (2004-24)
Figure 3: Number of rare disease trials, by top five countries (2004-24)
Figure 4: Rare disease clinical trials, by year and phase (2004-24)
Figure 5: Top 10 TAs in rare disease clinical trials, by phase
Figure 6: Rare disease clinical trials, by sponsor type (2004-24)
Figure 7: Rare disease trials, by top 10 non-industry sponsors
Figure 8: Rare disease trials, by top 10 industry sponsors
Figure 9: Terminated/suspended/withdrawn rare disease trials, by leading sponsors
Figure 10: Rare disease clinical trials, by leading CROs
Figure 11: Single-country & multinational rare disease trials, by region (2004-24)
Figure 12 and 13: Rare disease clinical trials, by reason for termination and terminations by trial phase
Figure 14 and 15: Number of rare disease clinical trials, by virtual components
Figure 16 and 17: Rare disease clinical trials, by trial status and endpoint status

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