Miami Dade Medical Research Institute

Miami Dade Medical Research Institute Miami Dade Medical Research Institute is a multi-specialty research facility engaged in advanced medical science and innovative medical research.

We have a highly trained, certified and dedicated medical research staff that provide exceptional research services and adhere to the highest standards of clinical research.

People participate in clinical studies for many reasons.Some are looking for:• Access to investigational treatment optio...
02/20/2026

People participate in clinical studies for many reasons.

Some are looking for:
• Access to investigational treatment options
• Structured medical oversight during a study
• The opportunity to contribute to advancements in medicine

Others choose to participate because they want to help improve future treatments for their community and for patients facing similar conditions.

Clinical research is essential to developing safe and effective therapies. Every approved medication available today was made possible because volunteers chose to participate in carefully designed studies.

Participation is always voluntary, and studies follow strict ethical and regulatory standards to protect participants.

To learn more about clinical research and how studies are conducted:

Sources:
National Institutes of Health (NIH) — nih.gov
U.S. National Library of Medicine — ClinicalTrials.gov

A control group is the comparison group in a clinical study. Participants in this group do not receive the experimental ...
02/13/2026

A control group is the comparison group in a clinical study. Participants in this group do not receive the experimental treatment, allowing researchers to compare outcomes and evaluate whether a treatment is truly effective.

Control groups help researchers:
• Reduce bias
• Measure real treatment effects
• Ensure accurate comparisons
• Strengthen the reliability of study results

Using a control group is one of the key ways clinical research produces safe, evidence-based findings that benefit future patients and the wider community.

Sources:
U.S. National Library of Medicine — ClinicalTrials.gov
National Institutes of Health (NIH)

In clinical research, randomization means participants are assigned to different study groups by chance — not by prefere...
02/06/2026

In clinical research, randomization means participants are assigned to different study groups by chance — not by preference or prediction.

This process helps:
• Reduce bias
• Ensure fair comparisons between groups
• Improve the accuracy of results
• Strengthen the scientific validity of a study

Randomization is one of the key methods researchers use to make sure study findings are reliable and meaningful for patients and the broader medical community.

Sources:
U.S. National Library of Medicine — ClinicalTrials.gov
National Institutes of Health (NIH)

When a clinical trial concludes, the work doesn’t stop — it continues in ways that matter to participants, future patien...
02/05/2026

When a clinical trial concludes, the work doesn’t stop — it continues in ways that matter to participants, future patients, and the wider community.

1️⃣ Data Analysis
Researchers carefully review and analyze study data to understand safety and effectiveness.
Why it matters: This protects future patients by ensuring results are accurate and reliable.

2️⃣ Regulatory Review
Study findings may be reviewed by regulatory agencies to determine next steps.
Why it matters: This process helps ensure treatments meet strict safety and quality standards.

3️⃣ Publication & Transparency
Results are shared through scientific journals and public registries — whether outcomes are positive or not.
Why it matters: Transparency advances medical knowledge and informs future care.

4️⃣ Next Steps for Research & Care
Findings help guide future studies, improve medical practices, and shape new treatment options.
Why it matters: Each participant’s contribution helps move medicine forward for the entire community.

Every clinical trial adds to the foundation of evidence-based medicine — and every participant plays a vital role.

Sources:
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
U.S. National Library of Medicine – ClinicalTrials.gov

Why Placebos Matter in Clinical ResearchPlacebos are a critical part of clinical trial design. They help researchers det...
02/02/2026

Why Placebos Matter in Clinical Research

Placebos are a critical part of clinical trial design. They help researchers determine whether a treatment’s effects are truly due to the intervention itself — not expectations, bias, or external factors.

By using placebo-controlled studies, researchers can:
• Accurately measure treatment efficacy
• Reduce bias in outcomes
• Protect participant safety
• Ensure results meet scientific and regulatory standards

This process is essential for producing reliable, evidence-based data that guides future medical decisions.

Source:
U.S. National Library of Medicine – ClinicalTrials.gov
National Institutes of Health (NIH)

Understanding the Phases of Clinical TrialsClinical trials progress through defined phases to evaluate safety, efficacy,...
01/31/2026

Understanding the Phases of Clinical Trials

Clinical trials progress through defined phases to evaluate safety, efficacy, and long-term outcomes before a treatment reaches the public.

• Phase 1: Assesses safety and dosage in a small group of participants
• Phase 2: Evaluates efficacy and side effects
• Phase 3: Confirms effectiveness and monitors adverse reactions across larger populations
• Phase 4: Tracks long-term benefits and risks after approval

This structured process ensures that new therapies are supported by rigorous, evidence-based research before widespread use.

Source:
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
ClinicalTrials.gov – U.S. National Library of Medicine

Clinical research plays a critical role in advancing how we understand, prevent, and treat disease.We are currently enro...
01/16/2026

Clinical research plays a critical role in advancing how we understand, prevent, and treat disease.

We are currently enrolling participants in multiple studies focused on mental health and medical conditions, including mood disorders, anxiety, eating disorders, chronic hives, and vaccine research in healthy adults.

Participation helps researchers gather the data needed to improve future treatment options and standards of care.

If you or someone you know may be interested, eligibility is determined through a screening process.

Learn more about current studies and participation criteria through our team.

Behind every breakthrough in mental health research is a deeper effort to reduce uncertainty in care.Personalized approa...
01/16/2026

Behind every breakthrough in mental health research is a deeper effort to reduce uncertainty in care.

Personalized approaches are helping clinicians move beyond one-size-fits-all treatment. New therapeutic targets are being explored for individuals who don’t respond to standard options. Digital and AI-driven tools are improving how symptoms are identified and monitored over time. Advanced imaging and biomarker research are bringing us closer to earlier, more accurate diagnosis.

Together, these developments point toward care that is more precise, accessible, and evidence-based.

Sources:
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
The Lancet Psychiatry
Nature Mental Health

Thank you to all who joined us in 2025, we welcome 2026 with optimism, curiosity, and a continued commitment to research...
01/01/2026

Thank you to all who joined us in 2025, we welcome 2026 with optimism, curiosity, and a continued commitment to research that advances care.

As the new year begins, we remain focused on evidence-based discovery, thoughtful science, and improving outcomes through clinical research.

Here’s to a year of progress, learning, and meaningful impact. ✨






Decades of research continue to show that mental health is shaped by biology, environment, and behavior — not willpower ...
12/31/2025

Decades of research continue to show that mental health is shaped by biology, environment, and behavior — not willpower or character.

Understanding these connections helps reduce stigma, improve care, and move mental health forward through science.

At Miami Medical Research, we’re proud to support this progress through ongoing clinical studies focused on advancing mental health care and treatment options.

📍 Studies are currently available
🔬 Participation helps shape the future of care
📌 Learn more by following or visiting the link in our bio

Evidence leads to progress.

Sources: World Health Organization (WHO); National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH/NIH); Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); peer-reviewed reviews on chronic stress and brain circuitry (McEwen et al.).



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Recent research shows that even one night of disrupted sleep can change how brain networks communicate — especially thos...
12/26/2025

Recent research shows that even one night of disrupted sleep can change how brain networks communicate — especially those involved in emotional regulation, self-control, and decision-making. That helps explain why a rough night can make life feel heavier the next day.

This kind of insight into brain function is part of the reason clinical research continues to explore how the nervous system works in conditions that involve regulation, stress responses, and daily functioning.

We’re proud to be part of this scientific movement, including our ongoing study exploring brain-related health and wellness.

📚 Source:
Persson et al., “Sleep fragmentation alters functional connectivity related to self-regulation,” Nature Communications (2025). https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-###xx

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