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Actinogen Enhances Phase 2b/3 Alzheimer’s Trial with Cambridge Cognition’s Full Digital Suite

Actinogen Enhances Phase 2b/3 Alzheimer’s Trial with Our Full Digital Suite Digital Measures that Matter Cambridge Cognition is excited to announce the expansion of its partnership with Actinogen Medical Limited for the Phase 2b/3 XanaMILA Alzheimer’s disease trial. Building on the successful integration of Cambridge Cognition’s full product suite including Cognitive Assessments (CANTAB), electronic Clinical […]

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Cambridge Cognition Highlights positive CANTAB® Results in research by Bristol Myers Squib

Cambridge Cognition Highlights positive CANTAB® Results in research by Bristol Myers Squib Digital Measures that Matter Cambridge Cognition congratulates Bristol Myers Squibb for its recent FDA approval of Cobenfy (KarXT™ or Xanomeline and Trospium) and the exciting results published recently in The American Journal of Psychiatry1 showcasing the use of CANTAB® in two Phase III

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Enhancing Patient Outcomes in ADRD: Digital Measures that Matter

Enhancing Patient Outcomes in ADRD Digital Measures that Matter As the landscape for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) treatment evolves, it’s crucial to align clinical research with the experiences and needs of patients and their care partners. The Digital Medicine Society’s (DiMe) Core Digital Measures of ADRD conceptual model provides a patient-centred framework for

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Exploring Innovation in Alzheimer’s Disease Research: Highlights from CTAD 2024

Exploring Innovation in Alzheimer’s Disease Research Highlights from CTAD 2024 17th Clinical Trials on Alzheimer’s Disease (CTAD) Madrid (Spain) October 29 – November 1, 2024 Last week, our team travelled to Madrid to participate in the 17th Clinical Trials on Alzheimer’s Disease (CTAD) conference, where we had the opportunity to present our latest research and

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Clinical Trials Innovation Summit 2024

Revolutionizing Clinical Trial Central Monitoring: Automated Quality Assurance for Faster, Scalable Monitoring by Rachel Newsome, PhD Tuesday 22nd October at 15:45  Accurate administration of rater-based clinical instruments, such as the Clinical Dementia Rating (CDR), is critical for reliable clinical outcomes in Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) trials. However, existing gold-standard quality assurance (QA) processes rely heavily or

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ISCTM 2024: Analytical validation of a novel quality assurance approach for COAs in Alzheimer’s Disease clinical trials

We’re thrilled to have presented our latest research at the ISCTM Autumn Meeting on 12-13 September 2024. Rachel Newsome, PhD shared research into the future of clinical trials with recent validation of AQUA, innovation in cognitive assessments, and cutting-edge methodologies. Download poster If you have any questions or would like to discuss any of our

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Digital measures to advance research & quality of life in schizophrenia

Schizophrenia spectrum disorders are complex and serious psychiatric disorders with multifaceted symptoms and associated difficulties, including psychosis, negative symptoms (e.g., loss of motivation), cognitive dysfunction, and functional impairment in major life areas. This multifaceted clinical picture in schizophrenia is also heterogeneous, both across individuals and within individuals over time, posing a challenge for studying groups

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Prediction of mental effort derived from an automated vocal biomarker using machine learning in a large-scale remote sample

Biomarkers of mental effort may help to identify subtle cognitive impairments in the absence of task performance deficits. Here, we aim to detect mental effort on a verbal task, using automated voice analysis and machine learning. Nick Taptiklis, Merina Su, Jennifer H. Barnett, Caroline Skirrow, Jasmin Kroll, Francesca Cormack  Audio data from the digit span

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