Nature NPJ Digital Medicine Explores Causal Inference and Digital Twins in Clinical Trials
MihaelaVDS · x · 2026-07-21
A recent Perspective article published in Nature NPJ Digital Medicine explores the potential of causal inference and digital twin technologies in clinical trials. The research suggests these methods can support more adaptive and patient-centered trial designs, such as identifying responsive patient groups and improving the translation of evidence into practice.
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