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Recent articles, reports, and other media from Velocity

Mentorship in Practice: How PIVOT Strengthens the Next Generation of Principal Investigators

March 26, 2026

Douglas Logan, MD, recently retired from Velocity, but his presence is as big as ever. Talk to our U.S. PIs about their route into research, or their experience at Velocity, and his name is likely to come up. For Matthew Wenker, MD, that story goes back nearly two decades. When he first stepped into clinical … Read more

From Policy to Practice to Protocol: An Interview with Dr. Youkilis on Making the Move to Clinical Research

March 17, 2026

For much of her early career, Abbie Youkilis, MD focused on changing healthcare from the outside in. Having begun as a pre-med student at Duke, she pivoted into public policy, earning a master’s degree from Harvard and working in Washington on health policy and aging issues. But over time, she found herself drawn back to … Read more

An Interview with CARE Council Lead Dr. Cromwell on Precision, Prevention, and Scaling Success in Cardiometabolic Research

March 5, 2026

There is a logic to the way William Cromwell, MD speaks about cardiometabolic risk — if this, then that. But you never feel as though it would come at the expense of the person sitting opposite him. Over the past 35 years of specialty practice, research, teaching, and publishing, his emphasis has remained the same. … Read more

Diversifying Therapeutic Areas: From Opportunistic Growth to Strategic Advantage

February 26, 2026

By Evelyne Newton, Business Development Europe at Velocity Clinical Research Next week I will join industry leaders to explore one of the most pressing questions facing sites across Europe: how can clinical trial sites diversify therapeutic areas sustainably without compromising quality? In a competitive and fast-moving environment, diversification is often framed as a necessary growth … Read more

Why Site Selection Needs a Data Reset and How AI Can Deliver It

January 30, 2026

By Andrew Reina, Chief Revenue Officer Clinical research is at an inflection point. Sponsors and CROs are being asked to deliver trials that start faster, enrol more predictably, and generate data that stands up to increasing regulatory and commercial scrutiny. In that environment, long-standing approaches to site selection, which are often shaped by reputation, relationships, … Read more

An Interview With Omaha’s Fritz Raiser, DO, on Vaccines, Obesity Care, and Bringing Research Back to the ER

November 20, 2025

When you first meet Fritz Raiser, DO, you could be forgiven for thinking he was on holiday. There’s a quiet ease about him, a calm confidence that feels almost out of place for someone who spends half his week in a busy emergency room and his days leading clinical trials. Warm and approachable, Dr. Raiser … Read more

An Interview with Gerald Cephas, MD, on Advancing Psychiatric Research and Promoting Equity in Care

October 27, 2025

A research career wasn’t part of Gerald Cephas, MD’s original plan. He trained in general surgery, intending to specialize in pediatrics, but a health setback during residency changed his course. “Toward the end of residency, I got sick,” he explains. “So, long story short, research presented itself as a Plan B, and I’ve been on … Read more

Potential Breakthrough to Preserve Lean Muscle Mass During GLP-1-Induced Weight Loss

September 18, 2025

The loss of lean muscle mass has long been a concern for patients using GLP-1 therapies. New results from the Regeneron Phase 2 COURAGE trial, led by Julio Rosenstock, MD, at Velocity’s site in Dallas, TX, point to a potential solution. The study indicates that combining semaglutide with trevogrumab (anti-GDF8/anti-myostatin) helped prevent about half of the lean … Read more

Not All AI Belongs in Clinical Trials. Here’s How We Decide Which Models Do.

August 14, 2025

It’s a cliché at this point to say AI (artificial intelligence) is the future; there are people still struggling to work their smartphones who could tell you that. AI tools are too capable, and the commercial advantage too significant, for them not to become a sizeable part of our work and personal lives. But the … Read more

Could clinical trials be a safe healthcare space for the LGBTQ+ community?

June 30, 2025

By Stephanie Anderson, Chief of Staff Representation in clinical trials is crucial for equitable healthcare. Yet, the nature of clinical trial sites, which have historically been based in municipal centers where patient populations are highest, automatically excludes huge swathes of the population, such as those living in rural areas. These sites are also rarely positioned … Read more

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