John Reites reflects on the 10th anniversary of the Apple Watch, discussing its evolution from a simple digital watch to a significant health monitoring device. He highlights its impact on society, particularly in promoting health awareness and its applications in clinical research. Reites shares various use cases of the Apple Watch in clinical settings, including its role as a patient support tool, a pharmacovigilance tool, and its ability to track patient activity levels, showcasing the transformative power of wearable technology in healthcare.

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Inclusion Criteria is the clinical research podcast that explores global clinical trials, drug development, and life‑science innovation. Each episode pairs need‑to‑know headlines with candid conversations featuring leaders that work in clinical research everyday, entreprenuers and startup founders, pharmaceutical R&D directors, CRO strategists, patient engagement advocates, and digital health pioneers. From decentralized and hybrid trials to real‑world evidence, diversity in recruitment, GxP compliance, AI‑powered everything, and regulatory shifts, we unpack the trends shaping tomorrow’s therapies.

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