AI Corrects 50 Years of Sex Bias in Drug Safety Trials
Participants in clinical trials are overwhelmingly men, meaning that there isn't as much data on how pharmaceutical drugs affect women — specifically, how certain drugs might trigger adverse reactions in women, but not in men, or vice versa.
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