…510(k)? In a 510(k) for DTCGTs, the FDA will evaluate several criteria, including analytical validity (i.e.: accuracy and reliability of your genetic test), clinical validity (i.e.: your test’s ability to…

…510(k)? In a 510(k) for DTCGTs, the FDA will evaluate several criteria, including analytical validity (i.e.: accuracy and reliability of your genetic test), clinical validity (i.e.: your test’s ability to…
…by companies like 23andMe and Ancestry.com) are available for quick and easy purchase online, usually at a seasonal sale price. Gift recipients can send their DNA for analysis…
…and often control for, in our studies. In a recent study completed in France, Guéguen and Jacob found that on sunny days, respondents cooperated with a survey request coming from…
…emphasizes comprehensive HFE risk assessments and usability studies in its recent guidance for AI-enabled devices. Leveraging Existing Frameworks and AI for Risk Management The principles of ongoing monitoring, common in…
…to help medical device manufacturers and drug companies navigate the evolving landscape of patient preference research. Here’s how we can support you: Regulatory-Focused Research Consulting: We offer expertise in research…
…quality at every step. Study design Crafting the blueprint for your research. Study design is a critical and complex step in social science research. SoundRocket guides decisions on design type,…
…research, where there also exists an insane desire to reinvent the wheel for each study. As a result, academic research is often needlessly cumbersome, inefficient, and wasteful of resources. Our commercial…
…in advancing healthcare: 1. Genetic Screening and Testing LDTs shine in cases where no FDA-approved test exists. Most clinical genetics tests are LDTs. Here are some common examples: Diagnostic testing…
… or are social scientists just building a better rope? When I think of innovation in social science research, I think of innovation in our “sister” field of land surveying….
…have the same flaw. Since then I have come to value true randomness. Do I need it in my day-to-day life? Not really – yet. Excel or SPSS are usually…