These days, people with medical/health problems are in high demand for a special job: Clinical Research Trial Participants. There are tons of scientific studies going on in order to test new drugs or treatments, and to find out more about specific illnesses.
As Diabetics, we can get in on this hot market!
Being a part of a research experiment can be very rewarding because you know that you are helping advance scientific breakthroughs which just might lead to a cure, plus you often get...
MAP Pharmaceuticals recently completed patient enrollment in the efficacy (effectiveness) part of its initial Phase 3 clinical trial... Read more »
Many of us have heard about clinical trials and thought about them for our Migraines and headaches? They're definitely worth considering,... Read more »
Many of us have heard about clinical trials and thought about them for our Migraines and headaches? They're definitely worth considering,... Read more »
So there was actor William Shatner playing Denny Crane in the series finale of “Boston Legal” this week—the Denny Crane who, along... Read more »
In my last entry, I discussed some of the many ethical problems with the design and implementation of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study and how... Read more »
Source: Breastcancer.org
Researchers conduct clinical trials in different settings. Many clinical trials are done at cancer centers because the facilities available are... Read more »
One of the most common problems with Migraine medications is that oral medications are often problematic and not optimally effective. There are three... Read more »
Source: Breastcancer.org
As you read about clinical trials, you might see the following terms used: Protocol: The plan that describes how the clinical trial will be done... Read more »
Source: Breastcancer.org
Clinical trials are usually conducted at cancer centers, universities, hospitals, or clinics. Most studies are available at local community... Read more »
A new technique still being tested would use Levulan and light to treat precancerous cells in the esophagus. Some patients with Barrett's esophagus... Read more »
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