Altered Gut Microbiota and Mealtime Behaviors in Autism—What This Small Pilot Found (and Didn’t)
Altered Gut Microbiota and Mealtime Behaviors in Autism—What This Small Pilot Found (and Didn’t)
Which Site Involvement System is Right for Your Clinical Test?
Selecting the appropriate technology to engage medical trial websites is essential for study success. Two platforms often thought about are ProofPilot and Teckro. While both aim to boost site efficiency, …
Clinical Trials as a Safety Net: Expanding Access for Economically Disadvantaged Populations
Clinical trials are typically seen as engines of innovation, but for economically disadvantaged individuals, they can also be a gateway to care—particularly for chronic diseases that are expensive to manage. …
Latest Acupuncture Pseudoscience | Science-Based Medicine
JAMA Internal Medicine just published an article titled: Acupuncture vs Sham Acupuncture for Chronic Sciatica From Herniated Disk, A Randomized Clinical Trial. In an accompanying editorial comment, Jerard Z. Kneifati-Hayek …
Which Registration Platform Empowers Your Clinical Trials?
You’re a skilled professional in scientific trial enrollment, and you understand that selecting the right innovation can make the distinction between success and delays. Both ProofPilot and OneStudyTeam offer remedies …
“Ghosting” Doesn’t Have to be So Scary for the Clinical Research Workforce
Although the phenomenon of disgruntled employees “ghosting” (also known as “quiet quitting” or “slow quitting”) their workplaces is rife with financial and ethical impacts for the life cycle of clinical …
EMDR Is Still Dubious | Science-Based Medicine
A recent meta-analysis of eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy concludes that the evidence “confirms” EMDR is effective in treating depression. It is a great example of the limitations …
Dr. Sabine Hazan to Join TrialSite News for X Space
Dr. Sabine Hazan to Join TrialSite News for X Space
The Power of Patient Input in Clinical Trials: Sponsor Success Strategies
There are two sides to every story, as they say. At Patients as Partners in Clinical Research, Joseph Kim spent some time onstage with two patients and two Sponsors in …
Navigating Workforce Stability in Clinical Research
Lessons from Duke’s Turnover and Turbulence Trends The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted nearly every facet of healthcare, and clinical research was no exception. Amid the challenges, one academic medical center (AMC) …