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Driving diversity in patient recruitment [case study]
Antidote has a unique ability to perform diversity-focused recruitment for clinical trials, as evidenced in some recent sickle cell disease results.
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Driving Alzheimer’s research forward, in partnership with CaringKind
Announcing our partnership with CaringKind, a leading expert on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia caregiving, to help patients find clinical trials.
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DPharm 2018: Conference Highlights Clinical Research Innovation in Action
Now in its eighth year, the DPharm: Disruptive Innovations brings together leaders in the clinical research space to discuss creative solutions to the challenges that slow progress toward better treatments.
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Does Emotion-Based Marketing Work for Clinical Trial Patient Recruitment?
In clinical trial patient recruitment advertising, following strict FDA guidelines and IRB approved materials is critical. We explore what that means for new research suggesting using “fear” and “hope” can create powerful advertising content.
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Do you have an asthma action plan? An interview with the Allergy & Asthma Network
Tonya Winders, the President and CEO of Allergy & Asthma Network, talks about the importance of an Asthma Action Plan and clinical trials.
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Diversity content roundup for National Minority Health Month
This National Minority Health Month, we’re sharing content that illustrates the importance of diversity in clinical trials.
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Diversity and inclusion in clinical trials [one-page primer]
In our one-page diversity and inclusion in clinical trials primer, we share a few ways that Antidote recruits for diversity.
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Dispelling myths about memory loss for World Alzheimer's Day
In honor of World Alzheimer’s Day, we’re dispelling some of the myths surrounding this common cause of memory loss.
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Discussing diversity in clinical trials with Clinical Ambassador’s Allison Kalloo
Antidote spoke with Clinical Ambassador's Allison Kalloo about all things diversity in clinical trials.
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Digital Recruitment for Clinical Trials: 5 Common Misconceptions
If you're on the fence about using digital recruitment, or enlisting the support of a recruitment company that specializes in it, consider these misconceptions and the realities behind them. You might be inspired to give digital more of a chance.
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DIA in review: Charting new horizons in clinical trials
Check out our summary of the trends from DIA 2024, which focused on the future of clinical trials.
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Delivering on Diversity: Tuskegee and what it means for minority participation in medical research today
“Tuskegee” has come to signify “trust” and serves as a catch-all explanation for why minority participation in medical research is low. But what is the lasting impact of Tuskegee?
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Delivering on Diversity: Clinical Trials and Healthcare Access
In this episode of our Delivering on Diversity series, we discuss the content of Caroline Chen and Riley Wong’s ProPublica article and delve into what the statistics mean for minority health. In the next episode, we will get into the solutions to this issue presented in the article and share a few ideas of our own.
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Decentralizing research: How reducing patient burden improves trial diversity [whitepaper]
In our latest whitepaper, we take a close look at the current state of diversity in clinical trials, then explore how the decreased participant burden of decentralized trials could help clinical trial patient populations look more like real-world ones.
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Cures for All of Us: Lupus patient and clinical trial volunteer on the frontlines for diversity in research
Shanelle Gabriel lives with lupus, but it doesn't stop her from sharing singing, maintaining a fit lifestyle, and advocating for minority health.
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