Medical Research Partners

09/25/2025

Fact: Many studies allow current treatments, depending on the protocol. Your care team will review everything with you.

09/22/2025

Who’s on a Research Team?

Trials are run by physicians, nurses, coordinators, and data experts. Each one focused on your safety.

09/17/2025

Joining a clinical trial is a personal decision. You deserve answers you understand and time to think things through. There’s no pressure, just partnership.

09/12/2025

Curious to know if you would be eligible for a clinical trail in your area? Check out our website to see!

Description: a study to evaluate the immunogenicity and safety of an investigational varicella vaccine compared with Varivax, administered as a first dose to healthy children 12 to 15 months of age.

09/08/2025

Every treatment available today started with someone saying, “I’ll help test it.”
Showing up for a trial isn’t just about science! It’s about hope, progress, and care.

Medicine moves because people show up.

09/03/2025

Sometimes a treatment is clearly working—or clearly not. If so, trials may end early to avoid delay or harm.

08/28/2025

Fact: Control groups are essential. They’re designed to match the treatment group in every way, except they don’t receive the active treatment. This helps researchers measure what’s really making a difference.

Without a control group, we’re just guessing.

08/25/2025

Sponsors fund and organize clinical trials. They can be pharmaceutical companies, universities, or nonprofits. They don’t make the rules—but they make the research possible.

08/22/2025

If you’re considering joining a trial, bring a trusted friend or family member to your first visit. They can help take notes and ask questions.

08/19/2025

Your personal information is protected. Researchers analyze anonymized results: Your name and identity are never part of published findings.

Your privacy matters as much as your health.

08/11/2025

Control groups give researchers something to compare the new treatment against—helping us know what’s really working.

08/06/2025

You don’t need a medical degree to ask good questions. If you're curious about clinical trials, that’s enough to start.

Good research depends on real people. The more informed you are, the stronger the science becomes.