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22/08/2025

📣 Alzheimer’s Disease Clinical Trial: Volunteers Needed.

Are you caring for a loved one aged 50 or older with mild or moderate Alzheimer’s Disease? You can help make a difference. Check their eligibility for a clinical trial aiming to improve memory and thinking.
Their participation could lead to advancements in treatment. Help us better understand Alzheimer’s Disease and sign up!

https://trials.clinials.io/alzheimers

15/07/2025

“When my husband joined a clinical trial, I suddenly realised how hard it was to understand what was going on.”

Clinical trials can feel overwhelming. But they shouldn’t.

In this conversation, you’ll hear real stories from people working to make trials easier to understand, more human, and centred on you.

This is Clinials Insights, ep 2.
Listen to and watch the conversation: https://youtu.be/m_29Q6hF0N4?si=-R6m8fF31bV21q4E

What happens when clinical trial industry leaders speak candidly about what brought them here, what’s broken, and what needs to change? In this raw, free-flo...

29/05/2025

Why clinical trials matter (A simple explanation)

Clinical trials are how we find out if new treatments actually work and if they’re safe for people.

1. Testing if treatments help
They help doctors and scientists see if a new medicine or therapy does what it’s supposed to do; like helping with pain, curing disease, or improving quality of life.

2. Making sure they’re safe
Before a treatment reaches the public, trials make sure it doesn’t cause serious side effects or harm. No one wants to take something that hasn’t been tested properly.

3. Getting official approval
Governments don’t allow new drugs to be sold until they pass clinical trials. These trials give the proof needed for approval.

4. Learning more about diseases
Trials teach us how diseases affect different people and what treatments work best for specific groups like children, seniors, or people with certain conditions.

5. Helping others, helping the future
By joining a trial, some patients get access to cutting-edge treatments early and they help improve medicine for future generations.

We're proud to support the people helping change and save lives.

25/09/2023

🦠 "Impressive Speed of Approvals for COVID-Related Clinical Trials!

COVID-related clinical trials are now gaining approval in significantly less time than usual. Unlike typical trials that take months, these are being greenlit much faster.

This rapid progress reflects the dedication and focus of the global scientific community in addressing the pandemic. Let's continue to support these vital efforts for a brighter, healthier future!

For more information, visit: https://www.tga.gov.au/clinical-trial-processes

21/09/2023

💡 Leading Motivations for Clinical Study Participation

🔬When it comes to clinical trials, most are driven by a desire to advance medical research, with 50% of participants aiming to push the boundaries of medicine. Close behind, altruism is a strong motivator, as nearly half engage in trials to improve others' lives.

Let's continue advancing medical science and extending a helping hand to humanity!

If you’d like to join a clinical trial, head to our website trials.clinials.io to see what we are currently recruiting for!

Find out more at https://www.ciscrp.org/education-center/charts-statistics/

19/09/2023

🚭 Kick the Habit, Embrace Health!

🚬 Did you know that cigarette smoking is linked to a whopping 30% of all cancer deaths? But here's the empowering part – approximately 45% of ALL cancer deaths are linked to lifestyle choices!

💚This means we have the power to make simple, consistent changes in our daily lives to promote a healthier, cancer-smart lifestyle. Let's take control and make choices that support our well-being!

Find out more here https://edwardsccc.org/cancer-risk-and-prevention/smoking-and-cancer/

15/09/2023

🔬 Encouraging News in the Fight Against Cancer!

💪In 2019, the estimated number of people facing the battle with cancer was 607,000, a daunting figure indeed. But here's some hope: between 1992 and 2016, cancer death rates showed a remarkable decline of 27%!

🎗️This promising trend could very well be attributed to the incredible strides made in cancer research. Let's keep supporting and advancing the fight against this formidable foe!

If you want to find out more, click here https://www.cancer.org/cancer/latest-news/acs-report-more-effort-needed-to-reduce-cancer-risk-in-the-us.html

13/09/2023

📊 Want to Know The Growth on Clinical Trial Numbers?

🚀According to Clinicaltrials.gov, back in the year 2000, we had a total of 2,119 registered clinical studies. Fast forward to May 2019, and the researchers were already foreseeing big things! They projected a whopping 306,388 studies by the end of 2019!

🔬 The world of clinical trials is evolving at an astonishing pace. To keep an eye on the future of medical research, follow us! Or if you want to join a clinical trial, head to our website at trials.clinials.com

Find out more at https://classic.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/resources/trends

01/09/2023

💔 Alzheimer's: A pressing concern.

😔In the US, it ranks as the 6th leading cause of death, claiming the lives of 1 in 3 seniors annually, alongside other forms of dementia. Shockingly, it surpasses both breast and prostate cancers in terms of fatalities.

📈The reality: 3 million Americans grapple with Alzheimer's, and sadly, this number could triple by 2050.

🌍While a cure remains elusive, there's hope on the horizon. Across 19 countries, more than 400 active clinical studies are underway. Their aim? To conquer or at least slow down the onset of this devastating disease.

29/08/2023

🍄Mushrooms for the win! 🙌

🍄A fascinating study by the University of Singapore tracked over 600 seniors aged 60+ for six years (2011-2017). The magic number? Munching on over 300 grams of cooked mushrooms weekly led to a whopping 50% lower likelihood of cognitive impairments. 🧠

🌱Lesson learned: Make mushrooms a tasty part of your diet and give your brain a boost!

25/08/2023

📈Ever wondered about the evolving costs of developing medicines? Back in the 1970s, it was around $179 million. Today, due to technological leaps, this figure can soar to a staggering $2.6 billion!

🩺 As technology shapes the pharmaceutical landscape, the global market is set to hit a whopping $1.43 trillion by 2020.

💊To make clinical trials more efficient and cost-effective, meet Clinials! Discover potential trials and join the journey at trials.clinials.io!

22/08/2023

🌐The International Clinical Trials Day?

🔬 On May 20, we send our gratitude to clinical trial participants and commemorate a groundbreaking moment in medical history. Back in 1747, Dr. James Lind embarked on an extraordinary journey.

🚢🍋 Dr. Lind's innovative spirit led him to test various treatments for scurvy on the crew of the British naval ship Salisbury. His meticulous trial revealed that lemons and oranges held the power to effectively treat the condition. This marked a pivotal step in medical research, as Dr. Lind's experiment is recognised as the first controlled clinical trial of the modern era.

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