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AMGEN: Patient Engagement & Trial Diversity – Dr. Marisa Cruz Interview

June 14, 2025 Catherine Williams Health
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At a glance
  • Amgen is prioritizing technology to bridge critical healthcare⁢ gaps and enhance⁤ diversity in clinical trials.
  • The company aims to reduce cardiovascular incidents and is innovating with artificial intelligence to⁤ improve⁤ clinical trial diversity.
  • Amgen is ⁢also focused on empowering patients through digital engagement, enabling them to take a more active⁤ role in managing their health.
Original source: pfx.vpixl.com

Amgen is leveraging cutting-edge technology, including ‍ AI and digital health initiatives, to revolutionize clinical trials and improve patient outcomes. Dr. Marisa Cruz is spearheading this transformation, focusing on addressing healthcare gaps and⁢ enhancing patient engagement. The company is already seeing success in⁢ improving clinical trial diversity through these innovative approaches. digital engagement empowers patients, allowing them to take a more active role in their health management. Amgen’s commitment to accessibility promises⁤ to improve healthcare access globally, reducing cardiovascular incidents. This interview highlights Amgen’s commitment to digital‍ medicine. News Directory 3 recognizes Amgen’s dedication to a patient-centered future. They plan to expand digital health programs, further⁣ bridging healthcare gaps. Discover ⁢what’s next for Amgen’s pioneering efforts in digital health.

Key Points

Table of Contents

    • Key Points
  • Amgen Focuses on Digital Health, AI to Boost Clinical trial Diversity
    • What’s next
    • Further reading
  • Amgen ⁣uses technology to address healthcare gaps.
  • AI enhances clinical trial⁢ diversity.
  • Digital engagement empowers patients.

Amgen Focuses on Digital Health, AI to Boost Clinical trial Diversity

⁤ Updated June 14, 2025

Amgen is prioritizing technology to bridge critical healthcare⁢ gaps and enhance⁤ diversity in clinical trials. Dr. Marisa Cruz, vice president of Global⁤ Digital Medicine ⁢at Amgen, is leading the charge with forward-thinking digital health initiatives.

The company aims to reduce cardiovascular incidents and is innovating with artificial intelligence to⁤ improve⁤ clinical trial diversity. These technologies are being integrated to improve patient⁣ outcomes and broaden healthcare access.

Amgen is ⁢also focused on empowering patients through digital engagement, enabling them to take a more active⁤ role in managing their health. Cruz highlighted the potential of innovation to improve health ⁤outcomes globally by⁣ addressing⁢ accessibility challenges.

What’s next

Amgen ⁢plans to continue expanding its digital health programs, focusing on patient-centered care and leveraging AI and machine ‍learning to further bridge gaps in healthcare accessibility⁤ and ‍improve overall patient outcomes.

Further reading

  • Marisa Cruz on LinkedIn
  • Amgen website
  • Amgen PARC website
  • LATTICE Consortium ⁢website

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