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This article covers NetraMark's NetraAI, an explainable AI system that searches clinical trial data for patient subgroups that respond differently to a treatment. The pitch is plausible, but the piece gives no validation results, trial outcomes, or peer review, so the claims about reshaping trials remain unproven. Readers should watch for published evidence that subgroup findings hold up prospectively.
NetraAI finds hidden patterns in trial data to reshape drug trials

Joseph Geraci, PhD at NetraMark, applies concepts from theoretical physics—including advanced mathematics—to uncover hidden patterns in clinical trial data.
NetraMark is tackling a critical problem in drug development: clinical trials that appear to fail not because a drug is ineffective, but because positive responses are masked by patient variability.…
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