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REALTOR at Michael Saunders & Company, Attorney at Law, Real Estate Developer, Educator
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AI And Data Use In Clinical Trials

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By Robert Goldman
| Clinical Leader Verified
By Robert S. Goldman, global head of clinical operations, Contraline, Inc. I want to start with a reality most of us already know but have not fully processed yet: artificial intelligence is already operating inside clinical trials. Not in controlled sponsor environments. Not someday. Not in pilot programs. Right now, at the site level, every day, often without the sponsor knowing it. Over the past year I have watched a rapid rise in AI tools marketed directly to research sites promising efficiency.
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Strengthen Your Mind the Way You Strengthen Your Body

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By Robert Goldman, Lybi Ma Verified
| Psychology Today Verified
Manageable stress builds emotional strength just as resistance training builds muscle. Expanding your window of tolerance reduces somatization and improves mind-body resilience. Stoic practices like voluntary discomfort mirror modern neuroscience on stress adaptation. Resilience is trainable through emotional regulation, purpose, and recovery. Every January, millions of us set goals that promise control: eat better, exercise more, stress less.
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2026 career disasters you just might avoid

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By Robert Goldman
| MSN Verified
You're one of the lucky ones. You have a job. You also have a worry. Will the job you have at the start of 2026 be the job you have at the end of 2026? Considering the challenges to your career trajectory from expected developments in technology, economics and politics, there are dozens of potential career disasters facing a normal, non-paranoid person. (If such a person exists.) If a career disaster is expected, you can prepare for it.
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