What are Clinical Trials? According to World Health Organization (WHO), clinical trials study new tests and treatments and evaluate their effects on human well-being and health. These trials involve experimental drugs, devices, and procedures on volunteers. They may be a ray of hope for many and could potentially help future generations. Before participating in clinical trials, … Read more
Overview January is celebrated as Thyroid Awareness Month. The aim is to educate both men and women regarding thyroid health and its significance. Many people in the US are unaware of the role and function of the thyroid gland and hence, the diseases related to it go unnoticed. This can be substantiated by the fact … Read more
Introduction Clinical trials are important research studies that are carried out to test potential new medicines. Physicians and researchers conduct clinical trials to discover new ways and novel approaches to prevent, diagnose, and treat conditions or diseases. Our ability to advance healthcare would be limited in the absence of clinical trials. One of the many … Read more
Introduction Blood pressure is a measurement of the force exerted by the blood against the artery walls as the heart circulates it throughout the body. High blood pressure, also known as ‘hypertension,’ is a condition in which blood flows at a higher-than-normal pressure through the arteries (blood vessels). Blood pressure should be less than 120/80 … Read more
Overview The field of Clinical Research has been on a boom ever since COVID-19 hit the world. Researchers are beginning to delve into the depths of medical conditions for which previously there were no adequate treatment options available. Research has now become an integral part of medicine. It is not only beneficial for the researcher … Read more
Overview Hypertensive Disorder denote heart conditions caused by high blood pressure. When the pressure on the heart increases, it causes various heart disorders. Hypertensive disorder include heart failure, thickening of the heart muscle, coronary heart disease, etc. High blood pressure are considered to be the leading cause of death from high blood pressure. As per … Read more
We often hear the word Hypertension, but do we actually understand it? Hypertension or high blood pressure is a common heart condition that can severely impact one’s health. As per CDC, 116 million people have Hypertension in the US, with a systolic reading of 130mmHg and diastolic greater than 80mmHg. Hypertension can be physically and mentally … Read more
Introduction Testosterone is a male sex hormone that is produced in the testicles. It has a great effect on muscle size. The more testosterone a man’s body produces (Hypergonadism), the bigger and stronger his muscles become. Additionally, testosterone gives men their masculinity, facial hair, and muscular build, promotes the production of red blood cells, elevates … Read more
Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas to help our body utilize sugar and other starches. In some individuals, the insulin is not able to work properly or to put it more accurately, the cells in the body are unable to respond to it which is why one over time develops Insulin Resistance. The body … Read more
Introduction Clinical Trials are research studies in which people like you volunteer their time to help find solutions to health-related problems. They are the most secure and efficient method of discovering new therapies and strategies to improve individual health. Clinical Trials show what works in medicine and healthcare. All Clinical Trials are carried out in … Read more