Orlando Clinical Research Center

12/05/2025

The liver is one of the body’s most resilient organs, capable of remarkable regeneration. Clinical research is exploring how we can harness this natural ability to treat liver disease, from stem cell therapies to regenerative medicine.

Every study helps unlock new ways to heal, restore, and protect the liver.

https://ocrc.net/can-the-liver-heal-itself-science-behind-liver-regeneration/

Can the Liver Heal Itself? Science Behind Liver Regeneration Your liver is one of your most resilient and powerful organs....

12/03/2025

Your liver is a silent hero—filtering toxins, supporting digestion, and keeping your body in balance. Keep it healthy with these simple steps:⁠
1️⃣ Stay hydrated – water helps flush out toxins.
2️⃣ Eat a balanced diet – limit processed foods and sugar.
3️⃣ Move your body – regular exercise reduces fat buildup.
4️⃣ Limit alcohol – even small changes protect your liver.
5️⃣ Schedule checkups – early screening can catch problems before they become serious.
🧪 Did you know? Clinical research is exploring new therapies to help the liver repair itself. By following these steps and staying informed, you’re protecting your health and helping future discoveries.⁠
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12/01/2025

When it comes to chronic kidney disease research, one of the biggest challenges isn’t just finding treatments—it’s making sure everyone has an equal opportunity to participate. Socioeconomic factors like income, education, location, and access to healthcare create real obstacles for many.

Understanding the barriers is the first step to creating solutions. Dive into our latest blog to learn more.

https://ocrc.net/how-socioeconomic-barriers-impact-chronic-kidney-disease-clinical-study-enrollment/

How Socioeconomic Barriers Impact Chronic Kidney Disease Clinical Study Enrollment Clinical studies are essential to better understand illnesses and find...

12/01/2025

Did you know that clinical trials have led to life-saving breast cancer treatments that are now more effective for Black and Latina women? Research has shown that these groups may experience more aggressive forms, but thanks to diverse participation in trials, doctors now have better-targeted therapies.⁠
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Representation in medical research matters.⁠
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11/27/2025

May Thanksgiving blessings fill your home with joy and happiness! Happy Thanksgiving weekend to our wonderful study volunteers, followers and supporters from the OCRC staff!

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11/26/2025

In honor of liver disease awareness, we’re sharing tips to keep what many call the “storage house of nutrition” healthy!⁠
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Did you know that citrus fruits stimulate the liver to break down toxins into materials that can be absorbed by water? Start your day with a delicious glass of orange or grapefruit juice to support liver health.⁠
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https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

11/24/2025

From detox teas and herbal blends to high-tech innovation, how much of it actually works? Clinical researchers are studying how natural compounds like milk thistle, turmeric, and green tea extract affect liver function and disease prevention.

From herbs to high-tech innovation, research helps separate fact from fiction. Your participation could make a difference in liver health research.

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

11/21/2025

Sometimes, history is made by accident. On September 28, 1928, Alexander Fleming noticed something strange in his messy lab — a mold growing on a petri dish that had killed surrounding bacteria. That “oops” moment changed medicine forever.

Penicillin became the world’s first widely used antibiotic, saving millions of lives. Clinical research today continues the legacy of advancement.

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

11/19/2025

The liver is the only organ that can regenerate, but severe or long-term damage from liver disease can overwhelm its ability to heal. That’s why clinical research is so important—new treatments are being studied to support liver regeneration and prevent permanent damage.⁠

⁠You can help advance liver disease research by participating in a clinical trial.⁠

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11/17/2025

Cutting-edge studies exploring gene editing and stem cell therapy advance diabetes care.

The future of diabetes care is being written at the cellular level. Researchers are exploring how gene editing, stem cell therapy, and beta cell regeneration could one day restore the body’s natural ability to produce insulin — offering the possibility of a true cure.

Be part of the science shaping the future: https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

11/14/2025

While there are a variety of factors that can affect your liver health, you can never go wrong with a healthy diet. Check out our blog to learn about five foods and supplements that are proven to benefit your liver. Link in bio!⁠

https://ocrc.net/five-beneficial-foods-and-supplements-for-liver-health/

Five Beneficial Foods and Supplements for Liver Health A liver that functions at its best is essential to maintaining overall...

11/12/2025

From the discovery of insulin a century ago to today’s advanced glucose monitoring systems and emerging cell-based therapies, every milestone in diabetes care started with clinical research.

Each study, each volunteer, and each breakthrough has shaped the progress we see today. Be part of the next breakthrough: https://ocrc.net/current-studies/