WEBINAR

Causaly Dissected: Clinical Development - When the Trial is Running

In this episode of Causaly Dissected, our scientists walk through the evidence workflows behind clinical development, from safety evaluation and biomarker review to signal monitoring and NDA and BLA support.

Once a trial is underway, the questions get harder and the timelines get shorter. An unexpected safety event needs to be understood. A clinical signal requires a mechanistic rationale. Emerging evidence needs to be synthesized quickly. A regulatory narrative needs stronger scientific support.

The teams responding to these pressures are not simply working longer hours. They are working with better evidence, faster.

In this episode of Causaly Dissected, our scientists will take the evidence synthesis workflows that support live clinical development — including safety event evaluation, biomarker evidence review, signal monitoring, clinical evidence synthesis, and scientific support for NDA- and BLA-facing materials — and dissect them in real time.

You will see how Causaly helps teams rapidly investigate unexpected clinical events, build cited mechanistic hypotheses, synthesize large bodies of literature into structured outputs, and strengthen clinical and regulatory narratives with traceable evidence.

Each episode includes:

  • A real use case, dissected step by step
  • Cited, audit-ready outputs you can scrutinize
  • Live Q&A with the Causaly Scientist running the workflow

Format:

  • 30 minutes.
  • Including a 15 minutes live demo.
  • 5-10 minutes Q&A with the Causaly Science Team. 

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September 9, 2026

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