Let's talk medical research

We break down three patient-centric approaches to clinical trials that are leading to effective recruitment.

We highlight five accounts to follow on social media if you’re interested in learning more about life with COPD.

It was through this experience Diane first discussed clinical trials and embarked on a long journey of research participation -- 17 trials and counting.

We share some of the top do's and don'ts for advertising clinical trials to ensure your copy, images, and ad placements resonate with the right patients.

We spoke with Michaela Jackson from the Hepatitis B Foundation about the organization’s work within the hepatitis B community.

There are many ways to connect with the hepatitis B community. We share three great places to start.

What better way to be patient-centric than by lessening the burden on patients with virtual trials and wearables? The COVID-19 pandemic has forced researchers to be creative and pushed these two trends to the forefront.

There are many ways to connect with others living with biliary tract cancer. We share three great places to start.

Structured data that is semantically encoded is a key component of matching patients to trials that are right for them.

Just as symptoms and severity can be different for each person, treatment options also vary depending on the person’s condition. We take a look at some of the prominent sickle cell disease treatments and guidelines.

We share some of the key terms to look out for when reading a clinical trial listing or study page.

Here are three online platforms where you can find AIH support that is right for you and your loved ones.

In recognition of National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month this May, we took a look at some of the latest research news surrounding asthma.

We've gathered some of the latest research into the causes behind eczema, and how they can be applied to new treatment development.

We chatted with PBCers volunteer Carol Roberts about the advice she’s gleaned from living with PBC for 20 years and talking with many fellow patients about how to live better with PBC symptoms after a diagnosis.