Quantics Biostatistics

A bioassay result is never certain. We are never able to measure the relative potency of a product, say, with 100% confidence that our answer is “correct”. There will always be an amount of variability in our measurements, due to both the assay condition and procedure. This is why results are typically presented with a confidence interval – this represents the plausible ran...

All trials for new medical products require efficient use of subjects and resources, and vaccine studies are no exception; it is imperative to ensure that the information gained from each and every subject is maximised. To this end, the choice of which doses of vaccine to include in preclinical and early phase studies is an important consideration. Choose incorrectly and th...