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Finding the right clinical trial doesn’t have to be guesswork. 🧬⠀⠀A medical record review checks your full health histor...
12/29/2025

Finding the right clinical trial doesn’t have to be guesswork. 🧬⠀

A medical record review checks your full health history to confirm eligibility—so you know upfront if you qualify. Safer for you, more reliable for researchers. ⠀

Learn more from our blog:
https://studies.science37.com/how-medical-record-reviews-improve-clinical-trial-matching/?&

Every clinical trial has specific inclusion and exclusion criteria – the medical “must-haves” and “must-not-haves” for participants. Instead of relying on memory or initial questionnaires alone, a medical record review dives into your health history (your diagnoses, lab results, medication...

IgA nephropathy, or Berger’s disease, happens when IgA protein builds up in the kidneys, causing inflammation and affect...
12/26/2025

IgA nephropathy, or Berger’s disease, happens when IgA protein builds up in the kidneys, causing inflammation and affecting their ability to filter waste. Since symptoms often appear years later, it’s known as a silent disease.⠀

While there’s no cure, medications can help manage it and even lead to remission.⠀⠀
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👉Learn more form our blog.

https://studies.science37.com/living-with-iga-nephropathy-managing-kidney-health/?&

IgA nephropathy, also called Berger’s disease, happens when a protein called immunoglobulin A (IgA) that helps the body fight infections builds up in the kidneys. This buildup causes inflammation and can eventually affect the kidney’s ability to properly filter waste from your blood. Many people...

Chronic itching that won’t go away? It might be more than just dry skin.⠀⠀For people with liver conditions like primary ...
12/22/2025

Chronic itching that won’t go away? It might be more than just dry skin.⠀

For people with liver conditions like primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) and primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC), this relentless sensation — called pruritus — can be one of the most frustrating and misunderstood symptoms.⠀

Too often dismissed or misdiagnosed, pruritus can be a hidden sign of liver disease.⠀

👉Learn why it happens, why it’s more than skin deep, and what you should know: https://studies.science37.com/the-hidden-agony-of-chronic-itching-understanding-pruritus-why-it-happens/?&

Chronic itching can feel unbearable, and when it lingers without a clear cause, it’s more than just skin deep. This intense, unrelenting sensation is known as pruritus, and for many people with liver conditions like primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) and primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) it’s ...

🏠 What if joining a clinical trial didn’t mean endless appointments and waiting rooms?At-home clinical trials are changi...
12/19/2025

🏠 What if joining a clinical trial didn’t mean endless appointments and waiting rooms?

At-home clinical trials are changing the game — bringing research to you. Through telehealth visits, wearable devices, and medication delivered right to your door, participation is now easier, more inclusive, and more accessible than ever.

Learn how at-home trials are transforming medical research and what to expect when joining one here:
https://studies.science37.com/at-home-clinical-trials-what-to-expect-from-the-comfort-of-your-couch/?&

If you've ever looked into joining a clinical trial, you probably ran into a wall of logistics. Research site visits. Hours in waiting rooms. Missed work, coordinating childcare, or even booking overnight stays—to attend one appointment. For many patients, these burdens complicate participation, a...

Waking up after a full night’s rest but still feeling exhausted can be more than just fatigue. For individuals with cent...
12/17/2025

Waking up after a full night’s rest but still feeling exhausted can be more than just fatigue. For individuals with central disorders of hypersomnolence, such as narcolepsy or idiopathic hypersomnia, maintaining wakefulness is a daily challenge that impacts work, relationships, and overall safety.

These complex neurological conditions are often misunderstood, and overlapping symptoms can make accurate diagnosis difficult. Understanding the nuances between these disorders is the first step toward effective management and support.

👉Learn more about these conditions and their impact:
https://studies.science37.com/the-daily-challenge-of-central-sleep-disorders-narcolepsy-vs-idiopathic-hypersomnia/?&

Imagine waking up after a full night’s rest, yet feeling as though you haven’t slept in days. For most people, a cup of coffee and a brisk walk might shake off the morning fog. But for those living with central disorders of hypersomnolence, that fog never fully lifts. It is more than just being ...

Shorter days and colder temperatures can disrupt routines—healthy eating, exercise, and sunlight may take a backseat. Co...
12/10/2025

Shorter days and colder temperatures can disrupt routines—healthy eating, exercise, and sunlight may take a backseat. Cold & flu season is here, and some may notice changes in mood or energy.⠀

💡 Simple habits can help you stay strong:⠀
🔹 Support your immune system⠀
🔹 Maintain physical health & energy⠀
🔹 Build resilience through the season⠀

Medical research, including decentralized clinical trials, is advancing treatments for seasonal illnesses and chronic conditions affecting families and older adults.⠀

📖 Explore our fall & winter wellness guide//studies.science37.com/fall-winter-wellness-guide-staying-strong-through-shorter-days/?&

As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, your routines naturally shift. You may find it harder to keep up with healthy eating, staying active, or even getting enough sunlight. The colder months also bring a higher risk of cold and flu season, and many people notice changes in their mental hea...

Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (VEDS) is a rare but serious condition that weakens connective tissues, leaving blood ve...
12/08/2025

Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (VEDS) is a rare but serious condition that weakens connective tissues, leaving blood vessels, skin, and organs fragile.⠀

While living with VEDS comes with high risks, many complications can be managed with the right care and awareness. 💙⠀

🩺 Discover more about navigating and managing VEDS in our blog.

https://studies.science37.com/navigating-the-complexities-of-vascular-ehlers-danlos-syndrome-veds/?&

Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (VEDS) is a rare and severe form of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. It affects the body’s connective tissues and is primarily characterized by fragile blood vessels, skin, and internal organs. People with VEDS are at high risk for severe injuries and internal bleeding. VEDS...

Stress is a part of life—but too much of it can be dangerous.⠀⠀⠀⠀A growing body of research shows a strong link between ...
12/05/2025

Stress is a part of life—but too much of it can be dangerous.⠀⠀
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A growing body of research shows a strong link between chronic psychological stress and an increased risk of stroke, including both hemorrhagic and ischemic types.⠀⠀
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👉 Learn how clinical trials are helping uncover new ways to manage stress and reduce stroke risk:
https://studies.science37.com/the-role-of-stress-in-stroke-risk-how-clinical-trials-offer-new-hope/?&

Stress can be helpful. However, too much stress can harm your health and increase your risk of stroke and heart attack. A mounting body of evidence links stress – particularly psychological stress – to an increased risk of all types of stroke, including hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke in adults....

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