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TrialWire Patient Recruitment Platform Launches AI Pre-recruit to Cut Recruitment Time by 50% - Vimarsana News

TrialWire Patient Recruitment Platform Launches AI Pre-recruit to Cut Recruitment Time by 50%

    NEW YORK, Apr 11, 2023 - (ACN Newswire) - The award-winning TrialWire(TM) Patient Recruitment Platform, the most secure and rapid digital patient recruitment solution to reverse failing recruitment, today announced the rollout of

TrialWire Patient Recruitment Platform Launches AI Pre-recruit To Cut Recruitment Time By 50% - Vimarsana News

TrialWire Patient Recruitment Platform Launches AI Pre-recruit To Cut Recruitment Time By 50%

The award-winning TrialWire(TM) Patient Recruitment Platform, the most secure and rapid digital patient recruitment solution to reverse failing recruitment, today announced the rollout of Pre-recruit, the pre-recruitment solution that guarantees ...

TrialWire Patient Recruitment Platform Launches AI Pre-recruit to Cut Recruitment Time by 50% - Vimarsana News

TrialWire Patient Recruitment Platform Launches AI Pre-recruit to Cut Recruitment Time by 50%

TrialWire Patient Recruitment Platform Launches AI Pre-recruit to Cut Recruitment Time by 50%

Science Gives Sexually Abused Women in Malawi Hope in Fight Against HIV - Vimarsana News

Science Gives Sexually Abused Women in Malawi Hope in Fight Against HIV

Patuma is a commercial sex worker. She ekes her living through sex. She says her work is dehumanizing. This is because decisions in her work are mostl...

Observational studies on the human malaria infectious reservoir in The Gambia - Vimarsana News

Observational studies on the human malaria infectious reservoir in The Gambia

​​Accumulating evidence suggests that asymptomatic carriers contribute to the bulk of malaria transmission in Sub-Saharan Africa. In low transmission settings, much of the asymptomatic reservoir – people carrying the disease without showing symptoms - is submicroscopic, thus invisible to commonly used rapid tests. A better understanding of human-to-mosquito transmission from these low-density infections can inform strategies for interrupting transmission.