Medical Research Partners

12/17/2025

While many people slow down this time of year, medical research keeps going.
That means opportunities to join studies, ask questions, and explore new options don’t stop either.
If now feels right, we’re here.

12/12/2025

Behind every advance in care is a volunteer who said yes.

12/08/2025

Not all trials are for medications. Some studies explore how lifestyle, diet, sleep, or exercise affect disease outcomes. Others focus on digital tools or new ways to track progress.
The future of medicine isn’t always in a bottle.

12/03/2025

You deserve clear information. If you don’t understand something, ask again. You’re not being difficult, you’re being responsible.

11/27/2025

11/24/2025

Clinical research has changed what’s possible for so many conditions—from rare disorders to widespread cancers.
This season, we’re grateful for the patients who say yes, the researchers who stay curious, and the breakthroughs that begin with one question.

11/20/2025

Fact: Trials are real treatment. Every study follows strict medical guidelines and may offer the most advanced option available.

11/14/2025

In open-label studies, everyone knows what treatment is being given. In blinded studies, that’s kept confidential to reduce bias.
Different designs answer different kinds of questions—all with the goal of better care.

11/10/2025

Protocol deviation is when something in a trial doesn’t go exactly according to plan—like a missed dose or lab test.
These are recorded and reviewed carefully to make sure safety and accuracy stay intact.

11/05/2025

The first visit of a clinical trial helps determine if the study is a fit. It may involve lab work, a physical exam, or questions about your health history.

10/29/2025

Fact: Many trials study early-stage breast cancer, prevention strategies, and recurrence reduction.

10/23/2025

Having a copy of your medical history makes it easier to determine eligibility for a clinical trial.