Is preclinical data sharing the new norm?

Is preclinical data sharing the new norm? Drug Discovery Today Volume 23, Number 3 March 2018 PERSPECTIVE feature Is preclinical data sharing the new norm? Katharine A. Briggs Is preclinical data sharing the new norm? In my experience, it is certainly becoming more commonplace. However, it is not yet standard practice and remains the preserve of special projects. Here, I expound the benefits of sharing proprietary preclinical data using examples of successful initiatives. The main barriers to data sharing are then described, with suggestions for how these might be overcome. To maximise the benefits and minimise the risks involved, I suggest that organisations look to develop standard operating procedures for data sharing. Introduction Reasons for data sharing health research and aims to increase the avail- In this article, I look at the benefits and risks Benefits to public health ability and use of health research data in ways associated with sharing preclinical data. The Approximately 35% of all drug development that are equitable, ethical, and efficient (http:// projects fail as a result of toxicity detected during proprietary nature of these data means that grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/data_sharing/; preclinical safety studies [2]. Therefore, animal initiatives to share these data tend to be restricted www.mrc.ac.uk/research/research-policy-ethics/ studies are an important safeguard for http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Drug Discovery Today Elsevier

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10.1016/j.drudis.2016.05.003
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Drug Discovery Today Volume 23, Number 3 March 2018 PERSPECTIVE feature Is preclinical data sharing the new norm? Katharine A. Briggs Is preclinical data sharing the new norm? In my experience, it is certainly becoming more commonplace. However, it is not yet standard practice and remains the preserve of special projects. Here, I expound the benefits of sharing proprietary preclinical data using examples of successful initiatives. The main barriers to data sharing are then described, with suggestions for how these might be overcome. To maximise the benefits and minimise the risks involved, I suggest that organisations look to develop standard operating procedures for data sharing. Introduction Reasons for data sharing health research and aims to increase the avail- In this article, I look at the benefits and risks Benefits to public health ability and use of health research data in ways associated with sharing preclinical data. The Approximately 35% of all drug development that are equitable, ethical, and efficient (http:// projects fail as a result of toxicity detected during proprietary nature of these data means that grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/data_sharing/; preclinical safety studies [2]. Therefore, animal initiatives to share these data tend to be restricted www.mrc.ac.uk/research/research-policy-ethics/ studies are an important safeguard for

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Drug Discovery Today – Elsevier

Published: Mar 1, 2018

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