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Model-Based Drug Development 101, a new Xtalks webinar
Date:2/6/2013

Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) February 06, 2013

As the development of new drugs is becomes increasingly expensive and lengthy process, it’s clear that new approaches must be explored.

With model-based drug development (MBDD), mathematical models can be used early on to test extremely complex situations before deciding on a course of action. These models can identify the right dose, the right population, optimize clinical protocol, program, and portfolio designs, and compare candidates with existing drugs — ultimately providing better decisions and optimized returns.

Expert speakers will provide an overview of the basics of model based drug development and its practical applications — from electing the right dose and population to optimizing trial, program, and portfolio design.

Attendees will get a sense of how model- based drug development can help to:

  •     Improve communication across disciplines
  •     Utilize the many data domains to improve drug development
  •     Make better, quantitative, data-driven decisions

A live Q&A with the audience will follow the main presentation.

For more information about this event or to register, http://xtks.in/xto569-event

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