Clinical Trial News & Information
Another Way to Give This Season: The Importance of Clinical Trial Participation
by: Evelyn Ekundare The holiday season is fast approaching, and with it comes the annual struggle familiar to most of us – finding the perfect gift. But this year, why not consider taking a new approach to giving? By participating in a clinical trial, you are helping to give the gift of wellbeing. Read on
Effects of Winter: Managing Your Skin
By: Marina Martinez Dry skin and holiday cheer don’t mix. With winter upon us, you may find your skin changing with the season. A combination of harsh, dry, windy, and cold air can irritate your skin and leave you feeling uncomfortable. Read more on types of skin conditions and ways that you can help manage
Managing Diabetes During the Holidays
Amongst the hustling and bustling, traveling, family dinners, and parties; the holiday season is the time of year everyone looks forward to. It’s the time of year that gives us a chance to be with loved ones and surround ourselves with good company, good food, and good drinks. If you have Diabetes, you know how
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AWARENESS MONTH: A MESSAGE TO CAREGIVERS
Caring for someone that has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease can be difficult. Caregivers must be able to focus on not only their own needs but the needs of the person dealing with a condition that ultimately causes progressive memory loss, a decrease in the ability to think and understand, and even aggression. The effect
Healthy Lung Month
October is Healthy Lung Month, reminding people to take care of their lungs, promote education of lung diseases, and support those diagnosed with lung disease. Healthy Lung Month encourages those who have been affected by lung diseases to take control and learn more about new treatment options available. Common Lung Conditions According to WebMD, some
ADHD: Setting the record straight
October is ADHD Awareness Month, aimed at improving the lives of the many millions of children and adults across the country living with ADHD, their families, teachers, and even the professionals working with them. ADHD stands for Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. It is a brain disorder marked by an ongoing pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that interferes
