Health and Patient News Archives

Winning the Battle Against PCOS: A Detailed Guide to Managing PCOS Symptoms and Taking Control

It’s not just about irregular periods; it’s a condition that impacts many aspects of health, including weight management, fertility, and

Hailey Gascoigne, PharmD / 2 months
Comment (0)
(237)

#General #Health and Patient News

A New Hope for Depression: Compass Pathways’ Psilocybin Study Shows Promising Results

Millions Struggle With Depression Millions of people struggle with depression, and for some, traditional medications don’t help. This is called

Melissa Huettner / 2 months
Comment (0)
(378)

#Health and Patient News

NIH Director Outlines New Research Priorities and Launches Grant Review

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has unveiled a new set of research priorities underthe leadership of Director Jayanta “Jay”

Myra Fonville / 3 months
Comment (0)
(316)

#Clinical Research Professionals #Health and Patient News #Site Spotlight

Unequal Foundations: How Historical Redlining Shapes Healthcare Access Today

In pharmacy school, research is a topic that students often shy away from. Many of us do not step up

Desrae Yvette Woods / 4 months
Comment (0)
(1.52K)

#Clinical Research Professionals #General #Health and Patient News #Site Spotlight

The Buzz on Bees: Clinical Research and the Healing Potential of the Hive

Bees: Clinical Research and the Healing Potential of the Hive, often celebrated for their indispensable role in pollination and honey

Melissa Huettner / 4 months
Comment (0)
(516)

#Health and Patient News

Breaking the Silence: Why Mental Health Is Still Stigmatized in Minority Communities

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. You may be asking yourself, why is this even relevant? It’s relevant

Myra Fonville / 4 months
Comment (0)
(422)

#Health and Patient News

Navigating Greek Life in College with Type 1 Diabetes

Originally published by T1D Exchange https://t1dexchange.org Alpha…beta…gamma…diabetes…. This may not be the traditional Greek alphabet; however, diabetes has a way

Shay Webb / 10 months
Comment (0)
(916)

#Health and Patient News

Here’s Why Diabetic Foot Ulcers Remain An Existential Threat For Diabetics — Even When Using Insulin Correctly

Disclaimer: This article contains graphic images which some readers may find disturbing. Diabetic Foot Ulcers are a major yet preventable

Lemetria Whitehurst, RN / 10 months
Comment (0)
(959)

#Health and Patient News

Adriann Begay: HEALer and DEI Champion

I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Adriann Begay. Before meeting her, had you asked me who Dr, Begay was

Myra Fonville / 1 year
Comment (0)
(1.03K)

#Health and Patient News

The Evolution of Clinical Trials: A Shift Towards Patient-Centricity

In recent years, the landscape of clinical research has been undergoing a significant transformation, with a growing focus on making

Hailey Gascoigne, PharmD / 1 year
Comment (0)
(997)

Neurodivergence in Clinical Research

Delegation Logs and Decentralized...

Are We Finally Paying...

Clinical Research: When Small...

Winning the Battle Against...

A New Hope for...

Winning the Battle Against PCOS: A Detailed Guide to Managing PCOS Symptoms and Taking Control

A New Hope for Depression: Compass Pathways’ Psilocybin Study Shows Promising Results

NIH Director Outlines New Research Priorities and Launches Grant Review

Unequal Foundations: How Historical Redlining Shapes Healthcare Access Today

The Buzz on Bees: Clinical Research and the Healing Potential of the Hive

Breaking the Silence: Why Mental Health Is Still Stigmatized in Minority Communities

Navigating Greek Life in College with Type 1 Diabetes

Here’s Why Diabetic Foot Ulcers Remain An Existential Threat For Diabetics — Even When Using Insulin Correctly

Adriann Begay: HEALer and DEI Champion

The Evolution of Clinical Trials: A Shift Towards Patient-Centricity

Neurodivergence in Clinical Research

Delegation Logs and Decentralized Chaos: The.

Are We Finally Paying Attention to.

Clinical Research: When Small Details Make.