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Tagged: Surrogate Markers

Why do orphan drug launches require specialized strategic planning?

May 13th, 2026 | Surrogate Markers

Establishing a robust drug development strategy in Orphan Diseases and Precision Medicine during translational and early clinical development is key to expediting time-to-market. BBCR and its consultants are dedicated to advancing innovative and repurposed treatments for orphan diseases—an area where impact is high, but the path is complex. With limited patient populations and often little […]

Accelerate Drug Development with Biomarker Strategy in Orphan Diseases and Precision Medicine

June 17th, 2025 | Surrogate Markers

In the fields of orphan diseases and precision medicine, establishing a robust biomarker strategy during translational and early clinical development is key to expediting time-to-market. A well-defined biomarker plan not only streamlines regulatory approval but also aligns with FDA expectations for safety and efficacy. Discover how our expertise in biomarkers and surrogate endpoints can help […]

In orphan diseases and precision medicine, developing a biomarker plan during translation into early clinical development moves treatment to market faster, and still meets the FDA’s expectations.

June 15th, 2023 | Surrogate Markers

Interest is increasing rapidly in using surrogate markers as primary measures of the effectiveness of investigational drugs in definitive drug trials.

January 10th, 2023 | Surrogate Markers

The primary difference between a biomarker and a surrogate marker is that a biomarker is a “candidate” surrogate marker. In contrast, a surrogate marker is a test used and taken to measure the effects of a specific treatment. While the current law and regulations permit the FDA to base the approval of a drug product […]