Follow-up paper argues digital twins could make clinical trials more adaptive
techhalla · x · 2026-07-21
- The follow-up says the paper builds on an earlier manifesto and asks how these methods could make trials more adaptive and patient-centred.
- It highlights three concrete directions: identifying responsive groups, improving trial design, and translating evidence into practice.
- The author links to the paper for readers who want the full roadmap.
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