**** Online Masters in Clinical Trials and Statistics for Clinical Trials at UCL ****
Are you looking to start a career in clinical trials? Do you want to grow your expertise in this field?
Join our exciting MSc programmes (online):
These MSc courses are organised by UCL’s Institute of Clinical Trials and Methodology (ICTM) and taught online by our clinical trialists and statisticians.
Find out more at the upcoming online webinars (register here):
The deadline to apply to both MSc programmes is 30th June.
Novel clinical trial to improve treatment for newborns with sepsis launches
NeoSep1, an international clinical trial to evaluate much-needed new antibiotic combinations for newborn babies with sepsis, has started in three hospitals in South Africa and Kenya.
22 May
New podcast episode: Neonatal infections (part 1): The NeoOBS study and the global challenge of neonatal sepsis
A new episode of trial talk has been released today focusing on the NeoOBS study and the global challenge of neonatal sepsis.
22 May
Our methodology research at the SCT annual conference 2023
Our methodology research on design, conduct and analysis of clinical trials will be presented next week at the 44th Annual Meeting of the Society for Clinical Trials, (SCT) in Baltimore, MD, USA.
19 May
Giving abiraterone at early stages helps people with advanced prostate cancer to live longer
New findings from STAMPEDE have confirmed that adding abiraterone to standard hormone therapy is the best option to treat prostate cancer that has spread to other parts of the body.
03 May
Cancer
Innovative clinical trial design and meta-analysis extending beyond the boundaries of single cancer types
Infections
Major international clinical trials answering questions of global public health significance
Neurodegenerative diseases
New generation of innovative multi-arm, multi stage platform clinical trials to identify and test new therapeutic treatments in neurodegenerative diseases
Methodology
Development of methods with direct impact on the design, conduct and analysis of studies