COTA and Sanofi collaborate to accelerate cancer trials using real-world data and AI

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COTA, a leader in real-world data and analytics for oncology, is entering a collaboration with Sanofi to use RWD and artificial intelligence to increase the speed of oncology trials, including for multiple myeloma. 

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