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2025 is just around the corner, and we’re gearing up for a year filled with new trials, new hope, and more opportunities...
12/31/2024

2025 is just around the corner, and we’re gearing up for a year filled with new trials, new hope, and more opportunities to make a difference. At LEADER Research, we’re committed to advancing patient care, pioneering breakthroughs, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in medical science. Together, we’re ready to make 2025 a year of real progress.

As we look ahead, here are some tips to make the most of this year:

- Stay informed: Knowledge is power, and understanding your health is crucial in making informed decisions.
- Prioritize health: Whether it’s staying on top of symptoms, participating in clinical trials, or simply reaching out for support, we’re here to help.
- Embrace change: The medical field is constantly evolving. The future is bright, and new treatments and opportunities are on the horizon!

Here’s to another year of growth, learning, and empowering those in need! 💡💙

What are you most excited about for the new year? Share your thoughts below!

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As the cold Canadian winter settles in, those with cold urticaria (CIndU) know how tricky it can be to manage symptoms. ...
12/23/2024

As the cold Canadian winter settles in, those with cold urticaria (CIndU) know how tricky it can be to manage symptoms. 🧊❄️ Cold-induced hives can strike when exposed to chilly air, water, or even sudden temperature changes. But don’t worry—there are ways to protect yourself:

🧥 Dress in layers to trap body heat
🧤 Keep your skin covered, especially during outdoor activities
🥶 Take gradual steps when moving between warm and cold environments
💊 Speak to your doctor about effective treatments for CIndU

Cold weather doesn’t have to mean discomfort—start taking action today to stay ahead of your symptoms! What are your top tips for managing CIndU in the winter? Share with us below! ⬇️

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As winter settles in, managing your cold urticaria (CIndU) is more important than ever. 🥶 The cold weather can trigger f...
12/17/2024

As winter settles in, managing your cold urticaria (CIndU) is more important than ever. 🥶 The cold weather can trigger flare-ups, but tracking your symptoms doesn’t have to be complicated.

That’s where the CRUSE app comes in! 📱 By using the easy-to-use symptom tracker, you can stay on top of how your body reacts to colder temperatures. Not only does this help you monitor your condition, but it also strengthens communication with your healthcare provider. With just a few taps, you can keep them updated on your symptoms, making it easier to adjust your treatment plan as needed.

Whether it’s a sudden change in temperature or prolonged exposure to the cold, tracking is key to managing your cold urticaria. When you can show your healthcare team detailed data, they can offer more targeted advice, ensuring you stay comfortable all season long. ❄️💙

Are you tracking your symptoms with the CRUSE app? Let us know how it’s been helping you manage your cold urticaria this winter! 👇

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Medication adherence is critical in managing chronic conditions. PROs help track daily symptoms and can reveal when a tr...
12/13/2024

Medication adherence is critical in managing chronic conditions. PROs help track daily symptoms and can reveal when a treatment isn’t working. If you’re still experiencing symptoms, PROs make it clear a change may be needed. 📊

They also spot patterns, like ongoing symptoms despite medication, indicating potential issues like missed doses or resistance. By tracking adherence, PROs help doctors adjust treatment plans for better outcomes. 💡

PROs create a direct line to your healthcare team, enabling timely adjustments and preventing complications. 📲

How do you track your health? Share below! ⬇️

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Your December Check-in: Let’s Wrap Up the Year Strong! 🎯As we enter the final month of the year, it’s the perfect time t...
12/11/2024

Your December Check-in: Let’s Wrap Up the Year Strong! 🎯

As we enter the final month of the year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on your journey and prepare for what’s ahead. 🌱 Here’s your quick December check-in checklist to keep you on track:

☑️ Update your CRUSE app entries: Take a few moments to record your progress and any changes in symptoms. Consistent tracking is key to understanding your health.
☑️ Reflect on your progress: Look back at how far you’ve come! Celebrate the small wins and notice the areas where you’ve made strides.
☑️ Prep for a healthy and informed new year: As we look ahead, planning and staying proactive with your care will set you up for success.

It’s all about taking small steps to ensure a healthier and more informed you. What tools are you using to track your progress this month? Drop your go-to methods in the comments or share with us via the question box!

Let’s finish the year strong! 💪

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🎯 Now, Let’s Focus on One Key Feature: The Symptom TrackerWe’ve wrapped up our full CRUSE app walkthrough, but there’s o...
12/05/2024

🎯 Now, Let’s Focus on One Key Feature: The Symptom Tracker

We’ve wrapped up our full CRUSE app walkthrough, but there’s one feature we’re diving deeper into—the Symptom Tracker. 📱 This simple tool is your go-to for tracking daily flare-ups, intensity, triggers, and how you’re feeling in real-time.

👉 Why does it matter?
Tracking your symptoms gives you a clear picture of your health over time. By identifying patterns and triggers, you can adjust treatments and better manage your condition. And the best part? You can easily send this data to your doctor to keep them in the loop!

⚡ Ready to take control of your urticaria journey?
This feature helps you stay informed and empowered in your healthcare decisions. Your daily updates can make a huge difference when it comes to understanding what’s working (and what’s not).

💬 Have you tried the Symptom Tracker yet?
Tell us about your experience in the comments below—let’s chat! 👇

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🔬 SAVE THIS POST FOR YOUR PROS! 🔬Research isn’t just about numbers—it’s about your story. There’s never a bad time to re...
12/02/2024

🔬 SAVE THIS POST FOR YOUR PROS! 🔬

Research isn’t just about numbers—it’s about your story. There’s never a bad time to restate just how important you are in our research and how we can help each other through PROs

🧪 Traditional clinical data measures health from the outside, like lab results and imaging. But Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) add a missing piece: the patient’s voice.

🔍 PROs reveal:

- How symptoms feel and affect daily life.
- What treatments really work for the people using them.
- How healthcare can better meet your needs.

📊 By combining traditional metrics with PROs, researchers create care plans that address not just the condition but the person living with it. Your input is vital to breakthroughs in dermatology and beyond.

💡 Ready to make a difference? Share your experiences and be part of the movement shaping better care for all.

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✨ 12: The Magic Number ✨What makes 12 so important in the Urticaria Control Test (UCT)? Let’s break it down for those ne...
11/27/2024

✨ 12: The Magic Number ✨

What makes 12 so important in the Urticaria Control Test (UCT)? Let’s break it down for those new to this tool!

The UCT is designed to evaluate how well your chronic urticaria (CU) is being managed over the past four weeks. It consists of four simple questions, each scored on a scale from 0 to 4:

1️⃣ How much your symptoms bother you.

2️⃣ How often you experience hives or angioedema.

3️⃣ How much the condition has affected your daily activities.

4️⃣ How well you feel your condition is controlled overall.

When you add up the scores, the total ranges from 0 to 16.

💡 Here’s the breakdown:

- A score of 12 or higher = Well-controlled urticaria.
- A score below 12 = Indicates a need for further discussion with your care provider to adjust your treatment plan.

The number 12 is a validated threshold based on clinical studies, making it a reliable benchmark for assessing disease management. With the UCT, patients and healthcare providers can work together to measure progress and adjust strategies if needed.

📊 Whether you’re new to urticaria or navigating long-term care, the UCT empowers you with insights for better symptom management.

💡 Ready to take control? Ask your care provider about the UCT today!

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Did you know that your input can help shape the future of healthcare? 🌍💡 When you share your experiences through Patient...
11/22/2024

Did you know that your input can help shape the future of healthcare? 🌍💡 When you share your experiences through Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs), you’re not just tracking symptoms—you’re giving healthcare providers a comprehensive view of your health, including your emotional well-being and quality of life.

✅ PROs help clinicians personalize your treatment to make sure it’s as effective as possible.
✅ They provide real-time feedback, helping adjust therapies quickly and efficiently.
✅ PROs are now used in clinical trials and by regulatory agencies to approve new treatments, making your voice a critical part of advancing healthcare.

By actively engaging with PROs, you contribute to a healthcare system that’s more focused on YOU and the outcomes that matter most. 📊✨ Your data isn’t just numbers—it’s the key to a treatment plan that truly fits your needs.

Let’s keep pushing the boundaries of care, together.

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