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Biomedical researchers, whether MDs or PhDs, share a love of the excitement of discovery, and they work the long hours at limiting wages out of dedication toward finding something in their research that will help medical patients, a research expert says.
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Clinical research sites and principal investigators should not wait for an IRB to weigh the ethical considerations of their subject recruitment practices. Everyone involved in human subjects research needs to consider whether a particular practice is appropriate or not, an expert suggests.
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At least one research institution has found that a departmental research infrastructure is needed to make clinical trial (CT) research more efficient and feasible when multicenter CTs are involved.
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When clinical research sites need to recruit pregnant women, it can be a time-consuming and challenging task.
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Washington University School of Medicine (WUSM) in St. Louis, MO, is in pursuit of an efficient, integrated, and comprehensive electronic communication and information system for every step of the research process.
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Most deaths due to overdose in West Virginia involved men who took opioids that were not prescribed for them.
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Older men with early stage prostate cancer had survival similar to those without cancer; for two-thirds of these men, cardiovascular diseases and other cancers were more likely to cause death than prostate cancer.
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The FDA has approved a new muscarinic receptor antagonist for the treatment of overactive bladder.
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The lead II rhythm strip shown above was obtained from an elderly patient with shortness of breath. How wide is the QRS complex?
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