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What does it mean to ‘identify a subpopulation’ and why is this important for drug development?

Identifying subpopulations is the process of grouping individuals affect by a disease by commonalities. Identifying subpopulations helps us to understand why different individuals respond differently to the same therapy or why different individuals with the same disease exhibit different symptoms. To learn more about identifying subpopulations and why it is important for drug development, click on the links below.

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Scholarly Articles on Identifying Sub-populations

• Pangeas et al.: An Optimal Two-Stage Phase II Design Utilizing Complete and Partial Response Information Separately

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