Clinical intelligence platform

Structured intelligence for medical affairs and clinical operations teams

Delvant aggregates clinical evidence, synthesizes insights, and generates structured reports — so your team spends time on strategy, not data extraction.

Medical Affairs · Clinical Operations · MSL Teams
Delvant Report
Clinical Study Summary
DV-2026-001 · Generated 2026-05-07
COMPOUNDVenetoclax + Azacitidine
INDICATIONAML — 1L Unfit (VIALE-A)
EVIDENCEPhase III RCT · Approved FDA/EMA

KEY EFFICACY FINDING

OS 14.7m vs 9.6m

HR 0.66 · 95% CI [0.52–0.85] · p < 0.001

CR/CRi 36.7% vs 17.9% in unfit AML patients

Sample reports

Intelligence outputs your team will actually use

Structured, evidence-graded clinical reports — built for medical affairs, clinical ops, and field teams.

Clinical Study Summary DV-2026-001

Venetoclax + Azacitidine in AML (1L Unfit)

VIALE-A Phase III RCT · FDA/EMA Approved · Updated 2026-05-07

BACKGROUND

AML patients unfit for intensive chemotherapy have historically poor outcomes. Venetoclax (BCL-2 inhibitor) + azacitidine targets apoptosis pathways, offering an active non-intensive regimen validated in a Phase III setting.

KEY EFFICACY FINDINGS

Median OS14.7m vs 9.6m (HR 0.66, p<0.001)
CR / CRi Rate36.7% vs 17.9%
Event-Free Survival9.8m vs 7.0m

SAFETY PROFILE

G3-4 neutropenia 42%, thrombocytopenia 45%, anemia 26%. Febrile neutropenia 42% vs 19% (control). Manageable with dose interruptions. No unexpected safety signals post-approval.

CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS

Standard of care for 1L unfit AML. OS benefit consistent across IDH1/2, FLT3, and TP53 subgroups. Open question: optimal treatment duration post-remission in fit-vs-unfit definitions.

Medical Affairs Insight DV-2026-044

CDK4/6 Inhibitor Landscape — HR+/HER2- Breast Cancer

Competitive Intelligence · 3 agents · 14 trials analyzed · Updated 2026-05-07

KOL SENTIMENT SUMMARY

Palbociclib holds market leadership but KOL interest is shifting post-monarchE (abemaciclib adjuvant data). Ribociclib's OS benefit in premenopausal setting increasingly featured in EU congress presentations.

EVIDENCE COMPARISON

AgentPFS BenefitOS Data
Palbociclib+10.3m (PALOMA-2)No OS benefit
Ribociclib+12.8m (MONALEESA-7)OS confirmed (premenop.)
Abemaciclib+7.2m (MONARCH-3)monarchE IDFS benefit

MSL TALKING POINTS

  • Ribociclib: only CDK4/6i with confirmed OS in premenopausal patients (MONALEESA-7)
  • Abemaciclib: only agent with adjuvant approval; IDFS benefit at 4-year follow-up
  • No head-to-head RCT exists — differentiation requires indication-specific framing

EVIDENCE GAPS

No validated predictive biomarker beyond HR+ status. Real-world comparative data limited by selection bias. No head-to-head RCT across all three agents in any setting.

RWE / Evidence Synthesis DV-2026-107

Pembrolizumab in dMMR/MSI-H Solid Tumors — RWE Synthesis

Evidence Synthesis · 4 data sources · 47 active trials · Updated 2026-05-07

DATA SOURCES

KEYNOTE-158Phase II RCT (tumor-agnostic pivot)
Flatiron Healthn=1,842 (US real-world evidence)
NCDB 2018–2024National claims data
ClinicalTrials.gov47 active studies extracted

EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS

RWE confirms RCT signal across 12 tumor types. ORR 34.3% (RCT) vs 28.1% (RWE) — expected attenuation in real-world population. Durable responses: median DOR not reached at 36-month follow-up. MSI-H testing rates remain suboptimal in community settings (51% vs 89% academic).

REGULATORY CONTEXT

First tumor-agnostic FDA approval in oncology (2017). EMA 2022. NCCN Category 1 across dMMR/MSI-H tumor types. Payer coverage broadly favorable with companion diagnostic requirement.

STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS

  • Testing gap (51% community vs 89% academic) = structured field engagement opportunity for MA teams
  • RWE ORR attenuation documented — use to calibrate HCP expectations proactively
  • 47 active trials: LAG-3, TIGIT, ADC combinations are next competitive signal to monitor

The problem

Your team spends too much time finding data. Not using it.

01

Fragmented clinical data

Trial data sits across ClinicalTrials.gov, publications, conference abstracts, and internal databases. No single view. No structure. No synthesis.

02

Manual report creation

Analysts spend days pulling data, formatting slides, and cross-referencing sources before any insight generation begins. That is not a medical affairs function.

03

Slow insights synthesis

By the time a competitive landscape report is complete, the landscape has shifted. Reactive intelligence is not intelligence — it is history.

04

No integrated intelligence layer

MSLs, medical affairs, and clinical ops work from disconnected sources. Duplicated effort and inconsistent field messaging are the result.

The solution

Clinical intelligence built for the teams that need it most

Delvant is a clinical intelligence aggregation layer. It connects to clinical trial databases, validates and structures evidence, and generates audience-segmented reports — on demand.

  • Evidence aggregation

    Full trial extraction across ClinicalTrials.gov and RWE databases. Paginated, validated, structured — not sampled.

  • Structured report generation

    Every claim evidence-graded. Executive brief, MSL section with talking points, and BD strategic analysis — one report, three audiences.

  • Decision support layer

    Forward signals, competitive scans, and status monitoring so your team is never reactive.

Intelligence architecture

01
Data ingestion

ClinicalTrials.gov · PubMed · RWE sources · Internal data

02
Evidence processing

Evidence tier tagging · Claim validation · Competitive mapping

03
Structured output

Clinical Summary · MA Insight · RWE Synthesis · Forward Signals

How it works

From clinical question to structured intelligence

01

Input clinical question or dataset

Define the compound, indication, or competitive landscape of interest. Delvant scopes the query and initiates full extraction across connected databases.

02

Delvant processes and structures insights

Every trial is extracted, paginated, and validated. Evidence is tiered. Competitive threats are mapped. Forward signals are flagged — no manual work.

03

Structured report and optional deep analysis

Output: executive brief, MSL-ready section with talking points, and a strategic analysis. Optional custom engagement for deeper scope.

Use cases by role

Built for the people who need clinical intelligence most

Medical Affairs

Evidence synthesis at the speed of strategy

  • Competitive landscape reports for medical leadership
  • Evidence-graded KOL insight synthesis
  • Publication gap analysis for congress planning
  • Regulatory-ready evidence summaries

Example output

"CDK4/6 inhibitor landscape for HR+/HER2- BC — 3 agents, 12 trials, evidence-tiered with MSL talking points. Delivered in 48h."

Clinical Operations

Trial landscape intelligence before you need it

  • Full pipeline extraction by indication and phase
  • Competitive trial monitoring with status alerts
  • Site landscape and investigator identification
  • Protocol design benchmarking against active trials

Example output

"47 active dMMR/MSI-H trials across 12 indications — phase distribution, enrollment status, and endpoint comparison in one structured report."

MSL Teams

Field-ready intelligence for every HCP conversation

  • Compound-specific evidence summaries
  • Objection-mapped talking points by agent
  • Real-time forward signals from active trials
  • KOL publication and congress activity tracking

Example output

"Venetoclax + Aza vs decitabine — evidence comparison with AML HCP objection scripts and 6 forward signals from active Phase II programs."

Engagement options

How to work with Delvant

No public pricing. All engagements are scoped to your specific intelligence need.

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