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ISPOR 2026 Recap: Understanding Health Between Visits

Evidation’s research at ISPOR 2026 highlighted the growing need for direct, longitudinal patient data to better understand real-world outcomes.

Building with Patients: A Conversation with Rachel Sha, CEO of Vaxess Technologies

Vaxess Technologies CEO Rachel Sha shares how patient voices are driving new delivery solutions for anti-obesity medications, with the potential to dramatically expand access and improve adherence.

Accessibility, meaningful experiences, and seamless participation: Key considerations to foster engagement in research

Evidation's Manager of Clinical Study Start Up and Strategy sits down for a chat about successful strategies for fostering participant engagement in health research.

How Evidation is Reshaping Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Research

Evidation is developing a digital experience within the Evidation app, that will engage and educate individuals with SUD while collecting data to support the research and development needs of organizations developing treatments for SUD.

A New Model for Real-World Data in Weight and Metabolic Health

Evidation’s BODEE-Weight Study recruited nearly 500 adults with BMI ≥25 in three weeks, pairing self-report, wearables, and EHR data to deliver a new interactive model for real-world evidence.

Measuring Real-World Cardiometabolic Health Using Wearable-Derived Data

Evidation's cardiometabolic score, developed through wearable derived data, can reveal subtle shifts in health that precede clinical diagnosis, offering a scalable, privacy-centric way to assess risk, monitor change, and engage individuals.

Why do people participate in research? The answer could be the key to long-term engagement.

Long-term engagement of research participants benefits from aligning study activities with intrinsic and extrinsic motivators for participation. Read about how this can be achieved in the blog post.

Participant-first recruitment: Building relationships, trust, and seamless experiences

Evidation's clinical research experts sit down for a chat about overcoming barriers to both recruitment and enrollment.

From in-person trials to DCTs and back again: Why has implementation of remote trials been so challenging?

Evidation's Senior Director of Clinical Operations, Joyce Nortey, sheds light on some of the challenges and best practices for implementing decentralized clinical trials.

“Wearables mean the sky’s the limit”: A conversation on USC & Evidation’s partnership on the Understanding America Study

Evidation and USC sit down to discuss the goals of the Understanding America Study and how its new wearables integration with Evidation can help achieve them.