Crescendo Health has appointed David Strutton, PhD, as Chief Scientific Officer. Dr Strutton will lead the company's scientific strategy, evidence generation frameworks, and customer solutions aimed at advancing patient-centric clinical research. Dr Strutton brings decades of experience in clinical research, real-world evidence, and health economics. He previously held senior roles at Merck and Pfizer, where he established Merck's Center for Observational and Real-World Evidence and led Pfizer's Vaccines Global Health and Value division. At Crescendo Health, Dr Strutton will oversee the scientific rigour of the company's platform and partner with life sciences sponsors on evidence strategy and study design. Crescendo Health builds data infrastructure for clinical research, enabling secure, patient-consented access to health records and clinical trial data.

Crescendo Health appoints David Strutton, PhD as Chief Scientific Officer. * 2 hrs ago Crescendo Health, a leader in modernizing clinical research data infrastructure, today announced the appointment of David Strutton, PhD, as Chief Scientific Officer (CSO). In this role, Dr. Strutton will lead the company's scientific strategy, evidence generation frameworks, and customer solutions to advance patient-centric clinical research. Dr. Strutton brings decades of experience in clinical research, real-world evidence (RWE), and health economics, having led transformative scientific initiatives across the biopharmaceutical and digital health sectors including senior roles at Merck and Pfizer. Dr. Strutton played a pivotal role in establishing Merck's Center for Observational and Real-World Evidence (CORE) and spearheading integrated evidence strategies to support global access to Merck's innovations. At Pfizer, he led Vaccines Global Health and Value, delivering evidence to advance global access to vaccines, through work with national immunization technical advisory groups, including the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practice (ACIP). Cabinet ministers leave St James's Palace after Privy Council meeting Dr. Strutton is a Senior Fellow at The Center for the Evaluation of Value and Risk in Health (CEVR), part of the Institute for Clinical Research and Health Policy Studies at Tufts Medical Center. Dr. Strutton holds a PhD from The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, where he also served as an adjunct faculty member for 20 years. "Dave's deep scientific rigor and long-standing leadership in observational research make him the ideal leader to advance our methodologies and support our customers in deploying them," said Sam Roosz, Co-Founder and CEO of Crescendo Health. "As clinical development increasingly relies on continuous, patient-consented real-world data, Dave's expertise will ensure our platform delivers the highest standard of scientific integrity to our sponsors, partners, and the patients we serve." At Crescendo Health, Dr. Strutton will oversee the scientific rigor of the Crescendo solution, partner with life sciences sponsors on evidence strategy and study design, and drive research demonstrating the utility of health data infrastructure in accelerating therapeutic development. "Crescendo Health is fundamentally changing how healthcare data is harnessed for scientific discovery by placing patients at the center of the research ecosystem," said Dr. Strutton. "I am thrilled to join the exceptional team at Crescendo to advance research methodologies that make clinical evidence generation more efficient, inclusive, and impactful." About Crescendo Health Crescendo Health builds data infrastructure designed to power the future of clinical research. By enabling secure, patient-consented access to comprehensive longitudinal health records, real-world data, and clinical trial endpoints, Crescendo Health helps life sciences organizations generate comprehensive evidence more quickly and efficiently. Crescendo Health works with leading biopharma, medical device, diagnostics, and CROs. For more information, visit www.crescendo.health. Media gallery