Let's talk medical research

This National Minority Health Month, we’re sharing content that illustrates the importance of diversity in clinical trials.

In honor of World Alzheimer’s Day, we’re dispelling some of the myths surrounding this common cause of memory loss.

Shanelle Gabriel lives with lupus, but it doesn't stop her from sharing singing, maintaining a fit lifestyle, and advocating for minority health.

We break down some of the most interesting research studies that focus on Crohn's disease in our round-up.

In this round-up, we share some of the latest research studies and clinical trials on COPD.

The latest COPD research is exploring new treatments while evaluating how effective current options are, while working to further understand COPD risk factors. In honor of COPD month, we’ve gathered some of the latest research news and treatments in development.

November is a time to think about how far we’ve come in COPD treatment — and how research can help us discover a cure.

We've collected a list of some of the most common questions patients ask about lupus research participation.

Learn how caregivers contribute to patient care, their involvement in clinical research, the challenges they face, and how the industry can better support them throughout the clinical trial journey.

Now five years into her cancer journey and in remission, Stacy took a few minutes to speak with me about her experience before and after cancer, and how that has shaped the work she's doing now to push for real changes to the industry. Her 25 years of industry experience, 14 years of experience as a caregiver and five years as a patient are proving invaluable as she works to make a difference.

We look at some recent research news surrounding biliary tract cancer, a rare form of cancer that develops in the bile duct system.

The latest research in the atopic dermatitis industry.

Asthma clinical trials need volunteers to participate so new treatments can progress, so we answered some common questions that can be helpful.

Ira and Sandy Asherman have been married for 40 years, but since Sandy’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, Ira has stepped into the critical role of caregiver.

In this overview of endometrial cancer, we are sharing some key things to note about the condition for those who have been diagnosed.