
Real world evidence: Lessons learned from an FDA pilot show the limits of emulating RCTs
Only about half of a select group of clinical trials could be well-emulated with available real world evidence, according to the newly discussed results of an FDA pilot program.
The FDA-funded program, known as RCT-DUPLICATE, helped researchers from the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston try to evaluate whether randomized controlled trials can be duplicated with RWE across a range of therapeutic areas.
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