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Contract research organizations (CROs) are companies that help to manage and conduct clinical trials for the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device sectors. With the life sciences industry rapidly growing in complexity and scale, CROs face increasing pressure to deliver high-quality results within watertight trial timelines and budgets, while consistently adhering to uncompromising regulatory requirements. This article considers how CROs can meet timelines by using fit-for-purpose technology. The challenges of clinical trial timelines According to research...

Tinnitus is the perception of sound in the ears (usually described as ringing, buzzing, roaring etc.) when there is no external source linked to the noise. It affects about 15-20% of the population, with about 2 million people reporting debilitating tinnitus. As an audiologist at Hear USA, I have heard my fair share of misconceptions about tinnitus with the most common one being that nothing can be done about tinnitus and one just has to live...

Millions of people worldwide struggle with eczema, a chronic skin condition that causes redness, itchiness, and inflammation. Eczema can be very disruptive for those with the condition, and people can easily spend hundreds — even thousands — of dollars every year in an attempt to manage their eczema flare-ups and stop the effects of the condition from taking over their lives. Understanding what triggers flare-ups and how to manage them can be a step toward...

For decades, the medical establishment has viewed diabetes primarily through the lens of diet, lifestyle, and genetics. Doctors typically focus on managing blood sugar levels, prescribing medications, and recommending dietary changes and exercise routines. However, emerging evidence suggests this traditional approach may be missing a more fundamental cause – the biomechanical foundation of our bodies. The Biomechanical Connection Recent studies and clinical observations over nearly a decade have revealed a striking correlation between the structural...

When a global technology leader like Sharp partners with QNET for six consecutive years, it speaks volumes about the company’s legitimacy and commitment to quality. Their collaborative launch of the Sharp-QNET Zensational Air Purifier showcases the company’s genuine focus on wellness solutions rather than the misconceptions that sometimes cloud its reputation. The partnership’s newest innovation arrived just in time for Diwali 2024, when toxic smog from firecrackers brings along with it indoor air pollution can...

Mental health issues can affect anyone at any time, so it’s important to understand your options when it comes to seeking professional help. One of the most common forms of treatment that people turn to is talk therapy. What usually happens during these sessions is a dialogue between the individual and professional, which can be incredibly effective in working through an array of problems. Therapists of this kind aren’t only for assistance with specific conditions,...

Cancer is a worrying threat, but thankfully, our ability to detect and treat it is improving. Still, it’s important to respond quickly to any symptoms to ensure you can identify conditions like bladder cancer early enough. Signs like blood in urine may not necessarily mean there’s a cancerous growth, but they’re worth inspecting. How Common Is Bladder Cancer? Bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer in men, though it’s far less prevalent in women....

Clinical trials are the key to medical innovation, enabling the discovery of innovative treatments and therapies, and offering participants around the world the chance to enhance their quality of life. In the journey to improve global public health, Interactive Response Technology (IRT) has emerged as a critical component, enabling study teams to successfully implement novel trial designs. This article explores the evolution of IRT use in clinical trials, showcasing how it has adapted to meet...

In emergency cases, preparation is very vital as time is money. Onsite Training offers practical and expert-led approaches to equipping individuals and teams with skills to handle crises appropriately. It can be dealing with workplace injuries, responding to home accidents, or just being prepared for public emergencies, and onsite training ensures participants are prepared when it counts most. Why First Aid Training is Important in Today’s World Emergencies can arise anywhere, at any time, and...

By Guillem Singla Buxarrais, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer — Neurofenix Strokes are an incredibly common medical emergency, with reports finding that about 795,000 people suffer a stroke each year. Unfortunately, the effects of a stroke can be life-changing or even life-ending. Studies have shown that only around 10% of stroke patients recover fully, while 25% recover with only minor impairments. Additionally, 40% of stroke patients have “moderate-to-severe impairments that require special care,” 10% require...