Let's talk medical research

Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition that impacts around 2 million individuals in the U.S., and currently has no known treatment.

C3G is a rare type of kidney disease with no FDA-approved treatment — but researchers are working to better understand how to help patients.

In honor of National Diabetes Month, we sat down with Scott Johnson, diabetes advocate and founder of the popular blog Scott's Diabetes. He's been sharing his personal experience and connecting with the diabetes community since he started one of the web's first diabetes blogs back in 2004.

We share some of the common physical, cognitive, communication, mental, and emotional changes that stroke patients may experience.

Antidote’s Senior Clinical Informatics Manager Dr. Rich Towne recently participated in a Lung Cancer Initiative webinar to discuss clinical trials.

At this year’s Kidney Action Week event, our own Dr. Rich Towne was invited to take part in a webinar discussing the impact of clinical trials.

One of the most important elements of colon cancer treatment is early detection, which is why understanding screening guidelines is vital.

Learn about some of the latest developments on the ulcerative colitis research front.

The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network discussed different approaches to clinical trial matching and what patients need to know.

In this Talk of the Towne podcast episode, we sat down with Albert Roy from Lupus Therapeutics to discuss lupus research and clinical trials.

In honor of Skin Cancer Awareness Month, we’re sharing outreach materials focused on prevention and potential new treatments.

Antidote is a finalist in two categories for the Scrip Awards, a testament to our work helping patients connect to research studies.

Allison Kalloo is founder of Clinical Ambassador. For her work, she makes it easy for people of color to find and connect with medical research. Allison and Antidote have partnered to jointly produce a series on minority participation in clinical trials.

“Clinical Trials Day,” celebrated annually on May 20th, is a day to recognize both the people who conduct clinical trials and those who take part.

Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a type of high blood pressure in the lungs. A rare disease, PH is often misdiagnosed as asthma or COPD. Unfortunately, delays in diagnosis mean delays in treatment; sometimes, patients aren't diagnosed until they're in late stage disease – and by then, they have limited options.