Tag Archives: Clinical Research
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Ultra-rare disease diagnosis is an uphill battle
Incredibly uncommon and hard to diagnose and treat, how can we advance the treatment of ultra-rare diseases if there are still so many unknowns?
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The true cost of white-washed research
Genetics and medical studies have largely over-represented people of white, European descent, which could have huge ramifications for the advancement of health research
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Is accelerating drug trials a good idea?
Acceleration of drug trials offers the potential to bring life-prolonging treatments to patients more quickly, but some physicians warn that research risks being dumbed down
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Clinical research gets creative
Of the 281,000 registered clinical studies recorded worldwide by Statista this year, thousands are of cardiovascular disease which accounts for 31 per cent of all global deaths
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Breakthrough in IVF research could boost success rates
Latest research into growing human eggs outside the body has been hailed as a breakthrough, but it could be some time before childless couples benefit
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How 3D printing is transforming healthcare
Technological advances look set to make 3D printing the most rapidly evolving technology in medical research, with the potential to transform healthcare
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‘Old’ drugs for new treatments
An unprecedented choice of treatments may soon be available in the battle against multiple sclerosis, as John Illman reports
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Excellent maternity care in a safe environment with a team of highly skilled professionals
Situated in the heart of London at St Thomas’ Hospital, the Westminster Maternity Suite is a perfect setting for what is sure to be an unforgettable moment for you and your partner as you welcome your new baby into the world