Gene Therapy Slows Huntington’s Disease Progression for First Time
In a breakthrough clinical trial, a single injection of a gene therapy slowed the progression of Huntington’s disease by as much as 75%.
Are You Curious About Clinical Research?
We address some of the common misconceptions surrounding research and clinical trials and provide you with the facts!
Smoking, Vaping, and Nicotine Pouches Linked to Higher Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Researchers found that those who consumed the highest amounts of sugar substitutes experienced a 62% faster decline in cognitive skills.
Sugar Substitutes Linked to Faster Decline in Thinking and Memory Skills
Researchers found that those who consumed the highest amounts of sugar substitutes experienced a 62% faster decline in cognitive skills.
Turmeric May be the Answer for Better Weight Control in Diabetes
Curcumin, turmeric’s active component found to help with wait loss for those with diabetes, potentially reducing the need for costly medications.
I Want to Help Future Generations – Why Participate in Research
Helping future generations and giving back! Hear from some of our members, to hear what motivates them to get involved in research and the benefits it brings!
How Participating from Home Would Ease Clinical Trial Participation
Could participating from home shift the burdens away from patients? We spoke to over 900 of our members to hear their preferences.
I took part in this webinar to be a voice for people with conditions like mine
Karen participated in a webinar to share her experiences so that patients’ preferences and barriers for participating in clinical trials can be heard.
The Importance of Communication and Companionship in Easing Participation
Our members addressed the challenges of participating in research and how a range of services could provide a patient friendly experience.
The Challenges of Participating in a Clinical Trial with a Lung Condition
Almost 1000 people living with lung conditions shared their opinions on participating in research. It’s clear that future trials must be improved!