Writers spent weeks sifting through data to draft reports. AI now generates a 14-section first draft in minutes for review.
A global pharmaceutical company manages an R&D pipeline that has doubled in size over the last decade, where bringing a single drug to market requires ten years and over a billion dollars.
Drafting Clinical Study Reports was a labor-intensive bottleneck, taking an average of 180 hours as teams manually sifted through thousands of pages...
“These complex, critical-path documents are submitted in the final phase of the drug approval process. By using the power of gen AI to automate the first draft, we’re hopeful that we’ll start to see medicines in the hands of patients faster.”
Global developer of human and animal health medicines and vaccines.
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