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ACT Brief: Recalibrating Trial Efficiency and Access, Verana-COTA Merge to Expand RWE Scale, and FDA Rejects Hetlioz Jet Lag Indication

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In today’s ACT Brief, we hear how sponsors may redefine efficiency to protect patient access in 2026, review Verana Health’s merger with COTA to expand real-world evidence capabilities, and examine FDA’s latest decision on Vanda’s Hetlioz for jet lag disorder.

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