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#COVID19 caused a disruption to many people’s lives, also to those working in the medical field. Whether you’re working in direct, front-line health care, or as a clinical researcher, it’s more important than ever before to look after your mental health. bit.ly/35OPMea

Some have reported concern for a resurgence in cold and flu infections that were tampered down in addition to Covid-19. Often, during the flu season antibiotics are overprescribed - today, we’ll dig into why they don’t work against colds. bit.ly/3heg9Q3

Data has just been released from Gilead Sciences Phase IIb and Phase III clinical trials, which tested Hepcludex (bulevirtide) as a potential treatment for chronic HDV Patients. Read more about the investigational entry inhibitor: bit.ly/3hjap7z

#Ableism affects people with physical and mental disabilities, both receiving healthcare and while working in the field. Read about the best ways you can work on addressing ableism, and the damaging unconscious bias many people have against disabilities. bit.ly/3ygfXXj

According to information from National Library of Medicine the vast majority of adult #cancer patients (>95%) do not participate in #clinicaltrials, even though 70% of Americans are estimated to be inclined or very willing to participate in clinical trials.

Recently, there has been a boom in use of psychedelic drugs to treat mental illnesses. The drugs often used are Psilocybin and even MDMA, which both have highly stigmatized reputations. Why is there a rise in psychedelics as treatment for mental illness? bit.ly/3dKGBjm

News: A clinical trial in its early stages, funded by DR FALK Pharma, is testing a promising new drug aimed at reducing intestinal damage caused by celiac disease. Read more: bit.ly/3AGbv6u

Clinical trials for psychedelics in mental health are arising because researchers believe that mind-altering drugs have the ability to “reset” the brain and free people of deeply entrenched cycles that are associated with depression or addiction. Read more bit.ly/3i9gcNJ

July is HIV awareness month, and it’s important to understand how the disease affects people’s lives. HIV not only carries serious physical effects, but years of misinformation have led to a social and psychological toll often accompanying diagnosis. bit.ly/3wAqdbV

News: Oxford University has started its Phase I of a clinical trial to test the safety and efficacy of a new HIV Vaccine Candidate, called HIVconsvX. Read about the best solution to stop the AIDS pandemic here: bit.ly/3yYYtPQ

During the pandemic there was a drop in infections with influenza and other respiratory viruses—and in some parts of the world, some of these pathogens are nowhere to be found. The question is: what those viruses will look like when they return? bit.ly/3wITi4X

HIV diagnosis carries harmful misinformation and stigma, and it’s essential to dismantle these myths in order to encourage people to get tested and pursue safer, more effective screening and treatment practices. Read about HIV Myths vs. Facts here: bit.ly/3ieXJ2d

As Citruslabs, we pride ourselves on offering patient-centric patient recruitment services, as well as digital clinical research organization services. It’s vital to focus on keeping our patients’ best interests at heart. Read more about our approach here: bit.ly/3wVUwJX

News: SciSparc is testing Cannabinoid Alzheimer’s treatment. This trial is an open-label assessment of the safety and efficacy of the treatment in reducing agitation and other behavioral disturbances associated with Alzheimer’s disease progression. bit.ly/3hTrQNw

Clinical research would not be possible without patients, whose vital contribution to medicine is the only way that treatments and cures can be developed. We appreciate the time and energy that our patients grant us when enrolling in our clinical studies. bit.ly/3x0Mhwj

Many people are reaching for simpler and lighter skin care products. Recently, there has also been a push towards organic and plant based alternatives to traditional products. Today, we’ll see if these approaches to skincare are backed by clinical trials. bit.ly/2USrA8X

August is national Summer sun safety month, so today we’ll overview some of the biggest risks of too much sun exposure. While everyone needs some sun exposure in order to take in Vitamin D, catching your rays unprotected can leave you serious damage. bit.ly/37n52Ql

News: US company Bold Therapeutics has launched an expanded clinical trial of its BOLD-100 therapy to be used in conjunction with chemotherapy as treatment of gastric, pancreatic, colorectal and bile duct cancer patients. Read about the treatment here: bit.ly/3jmrMWk

Everyone needs time in the sun, not only for vitamin D absorption, but because it’s healthy and pleasurable to spend time warm outside. What are the the guidelines to protect yourself and your loved ones from excessive sun exposure? bit.ly/3lEr1dY

When taking on a new study, one of the most important things you have to consider is lowering the overall cost of your enrollment strategies by planning ahead and using your resources diligently. Check out strategies to lower recruitment costs: bit.ly/3fQ89oo