A Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server providing LLM tools for the official ClinicalTrials.gov REST API. Search and retrieve clinical trial data, including study details and more
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A visualization and analytics platform for clinicaltrials.gov data that enables researcher to interpret the data in a convenient way.
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R package to connect and interact with clinicalTrials.Gov data via the AACT database 🛢️📊
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A set of functions to consume the ClinicalTrials.gov API
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Developing an innovative solution leveraging Fabric and OpenAI's Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) approach to enable patients suffering from diseases to easily find clinical trials matching their needs and preferences
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trialtalk – an agentic clinical trial insights system
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Official GitHub for PharmaSUG SDE 2024! Thank you all for coming!
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This literature review delves into the world of multi-armed bandit problems, exploring their applications and solutions in sequential decision-making scenarios
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