As published on owkin.com, June 2022. Checked by usedby on Oct 9, 2026.
What happened
Bristol Myers Squibb is working with Owkin in a multi-year collaboration that applies AI to the design of its clinical trials, starting with cardiovascular diseases. The work covers endpoint definitions, patient subgroups and treatment effect estimation using covariate adjustment and external control arms.
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As part of the collaboration, data from a wide network of academic medical centers and state-of-the-art machine learning techniques will be employed to enhance clinical trial design and execution with AI-powered approaches that optimize endpoint definitions, patient subgroups, and treatment effect estimation with covariate adjustment and external control arms.
We look forward to collaborating with Owkin to extend our applications of AI and machine learning to enhance our discovery and development programs with high-quality, diverse data from clinical and real world sources.
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