Janet E. Brown, BMedSci, MB BS, MSc, MD, FRCP, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK, highlights the importance of real-world data in clinical trials. The inclusion of older, frailer patients in clinical trials is crucial, as they represent a key patient population who often have a poorer performance status and need effective, tolerable treatments. Dr Brown also discusses results from the STAR, PEACE-1 (NCT01957436), and STAMPEDE (NCT00268476) trials, presented at ESMO 2021, and predicts how far away we are from implementing these therapies as standard of care. These trials reported potentially practice-changing results about combination therapies, adjuvant treatments, and treatment breaks. This interview took place at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) 2021 congress.
Importance of real-world data in clinical trials
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Speaker: Janet E. BrownInstitution: The University of SheffieldEvent: ESMO 2021Format: InterviewSubject: Genitourinary CancerSubject: Kidney CancerSubject: Prostate CancerField: TreatmentField: Trial UpdatesField: Immuno-OncologyField: PerspectivesField: Real-World DataTrial: PEACE-1NCT01957436Trial: STAMPEDENCT00268476Trial: STAREudraCT 2011-001098-16Medicines: CabozantinibMedicines: AxitinibMedicines: AbirateroneTKIimmunotherapylive