Apr 14The Future of Immunotherapy in Cancer TreatmentIntroduction In the last few years, immunotherapy has been making headlines. This exciting new type of cancer treatment uses a patient’s own immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells. Immunotherapy has shown promise in treating certain types of cancer with early-stage results that seem promising for patients. …Immunotherapy3 min readImmunotherapy3 min read
Apr 7Ethical Considerations in Conducting Clinical Trials on ChildrenIntroduction Clinical trials on children present unique ethical issues not encountered in clinical trials on adults. Children are not small adults and their cognitive development differs from that of adults, making it difficult for them to give truly informed consent. …Clinical Trials3 min readClinical Trials3 min read
Feb 17A Guide for Newbies in Clinical ResearchIntroduction Clinical research is the process of collecting data on human subjects in order to study and develop new medical therapies, devices, and drug therapies. Clinical research helps us learn more about diseases and conditions so we can provide the best treatment possible for patients. …Clinical Research3 min readClinical Research3 min read
Feb 10Clinical research and its impact on health care.Introduction In the last decade, there has been a significant increase in clinical research in healthcare and pharmaceuticals. The increased interest lies in the scientific community’s ability to demonstrate the efficacy of new products and therapies which were not possible before. …Clinical Research3 min readClinical Research3 min read
Jan 21Is Clinical Research Right for You by Dr Francene GayleClinical research is an important part of scientific discovery. According to Dr. Francene Gayle, who has been in practice for more than 20 years, participating in a clinical trial can be a great way to help advance medical knowledge while receiving access to new treatments and therapies. But before you…Dr Francene Gayle3 min readDr Francene Gayle3 min read
Jan 14Understanding Clinical Research: What You Need to Know by Dr Francene GayleClinical research is an important part of the medical field. It’s a way to test new treatments and medications and determine whether they are effective or not. Dr. Francene Gayle, who is a renowned family medicine doctor, says by understanding how clinical research works, you can make more informed decisions…Dr Francene Gayl3 min readDr Francene Gayl3 min read
Nov 30, 2022How Much Does a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Cost by Dr Francene GayleIf you or someone you love has been the victim of medical malpractice, you may be wondering how much a medical malpractice lawsuit costs. In this blog post, we’ll break down the answer to that question and provide some helpful information on medical malpractice lawsuits in general. …Dr Francene Gayle3 min readDr Francene Gayle3 min read
Aug 9, 2021Debunking 10,000 Steps: Exploring the Myth of This Elusive TargetMany fitness tracker enthusiasts welcome the “buzz” the device emits when they hit 10,000 steps, a daily exercise goal that has become the benchmark for maintaining long-term good health. However, recent reporting from The New York Times suggests that 10,000 steps (about 5 miles) may be an arbitrary daily goal…4 min read4 min read
Aug 2, 2021Why Fitness and Diet Matter As You AgeAs you grow older, living a healthy lifestyle becomes more important than ever — despite the fact that you’re more likely to have physical problems that limit your mobility and sap your energy. Combatting these symptoms of aging should be a priority, as maintaining a healthy diet, regular exercise, and…4 min read4 min read
Jul 26, 20216 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Cancer With Lifestyle ChoicesWhile cancer can strike indeterminately, making lifestyle changes can reduce your chances of developing the disease. What’s more, the sooner you begin instituting new habits, the more you could decrease your probability of getting cancer. Here are six lifestyle changes medical experts recommend for reducing your risk of cancer. Avoid Tobacco The…4 min read4 min read
