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AI-based augmentation of oncology clinical trials.

Andrea Villa A. Eadie David Synnott R. Romanò Max Piffoux E. Wong Naomi Scheinerman D. S. Tan F. De Braud M. Koopman Jarushka Naidoo M. Behera Selen Bozkurt S. Halabi R. Dienstmann L. Verlingue A. Prelaj R. Parikh

Aug 2026 · Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology · 0 citations · 133 references

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It is argued that achieving the potential of AI in oncology clinical trials will require rigorous prospective validation, harmonized regulatory standards, and coordination among clinicians, trialists, regulators, industry and patients.

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