Orlando Clinical Research Center

04/25/2025

Did you know that different diseases present uniquely in different ethnicities? That’s why diversity in clinical study participants is crucial.⁠
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Take a look at our current clinical trials to see if you qualify for a study. Link in bio!⁠
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https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

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04/23/2025

We all have a role to play in advancing minority health equity. Participation from all communities is crucial for bridging gaps in care and treatment. Learn more about the initiatives by the FDA to ensure more diverse clinical participation by reading our blog. ⁠
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https://ocrc.net/new-initiatives-for-diverse-clinical-trial-participation/
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New Initiatives for Diverse Clinical Trial Participation Diverse clinical trial participation is essential in the quest to offer quality healthcare...

04/21/2025

Did you know that clinical trials have led to life-saving breast cancer treatments that are now more effective for Black and Latina women? Research has shown that these groups may experience more aggressive forms, but thanks to diverse participation in trials, doctors now have better-targeted therapies.

Representation in medical research matters.

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

04/18/2025

What Is Health Equity And Why Is It Important?
April is National Minority Health Month. In our latest blog post, we discuss health disparities and the social determinants of health. Link in bio!⁠
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https://ocrc.net/what-is-health-equity-and-why-is-it-important/
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What is Health Equity and Why is it Important? April is National Minority Health Month, a time to emphasize the...

04/16/2025

When clinical trials reflect the real world, medicine works better for everyone.

Type 2 diabetes disproportionately affects Hispanic, Black, and Indigenous communities, but thanks to inclusive clinical trials, researchers have developed more effective medications that lower blood sugar and reduce complications.

Without diverse participation, these treatments wouldn’t be as effective across different populations.

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

04/14/2025

How can we work to uplift the health and wellness of people from minority groups? Engage and participate in clinical trials that seek to improve representation from all communities. See if you qualify for an active trial today by clicking on our bio link.

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

04/11/2025

From lab coat to medicine cabinet - it takes over a decade for the average drug to make the journey.

Did you know? The average drug takes 10+ years to go from the lab to your pharmacy. That’s a decade of rigorous research, clinical trials, and careful evaluation to ensure it’s both safe and effective.

Behind every breakthrough, there are scientists, doctors, and volunteers working tirelessly to turn discoveries into life-changing treatments. Clinical research makes it all possible!

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

04/09/2025

Did you know that medical conditions often present uniquely in different ethnicities? That’s why diversity in clinical studies is crucial. Learn more about the importance of women and minorities in clinical trials below our blog. Link in bio!⁠
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https://ocrc.net/why-are-women-and-minorities-so-important-to-clinical-research/
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04/07/2025

In recognition of National Minority Health Month, we pay tribute to Booker T. Washington who pioneered the focus on minority health equality. His dedication to education and health has uplifted countless lives. You can contribute and represent by exploring the clinical trial options with us.

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

04/04/2025

Medical research is critical for advancing healthcare and improving outcomes for everyone. However, several underrepresented areas of research deserve more attention.⁠
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Swipe to learn more.

https://ocrc.net/5-underrepresented-areas-of-medical-research/

04/02/2025

This month we focus on the unique health challenges faced by minority communities and strive for a healthier, more inclusive future. Join in spreading awareness and taking action! Learn more about how you can help shape health equity by clicking our bio link.

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

03/31/2025

Every breakthrough matters. Investigational medications currently in clinical studies are showing promise in slowing disease progression and improving outcomes. These studies aren’t just about science - they’re about real people, real families, and real hope for a healthier future.

Read our blog and stay informed on the latest in kidney disease research.

https://ocrc.net/breakthrough-investigational-medications-in-kidney-disease-treatment

Kidney disease investigational medications are being studied to see if they can improve this condition without significant side effects.

03/28/2025

Kidney disease affects millions, but research is unlocking new possibilities for prevention and treatment. Clinical trials are the key to progress, offering hope for better therapies and improved care.

This National Kidney Month, consider how you can support kidney research—whether by participating in a study, sharing resources, or advocating for awareness. 💙

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

03/26/2025

The end of is quickly approaching, but we have two last healthy foods to highlight!

Apple cider vinegar and kidney beans can both promote kidney detoxification. Learn more about kidney health and disease prevention:

https://ocrc.net/the-science-behind-kidney-disease-prevention/

03/24/2025

The body’s organs all work together to keep you healthy. This means that if one organ is unhealthy, there’s a good chance the rest of your body will be affected. ⁠
⁠For those with chronic kidney disease (or anyone who wants to take preventative action), doctors typically recommend the following lifestyle changes:⁠
➡️ Quitting smoking.⁠
➡️ Eating a healthy, balanced diet.⁠
➡️ Minimizing salt intake.⁠
➡️ Limiting alcohol consumption.⁠
➡️ Maintaining a healthy weight.⁠

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

03/21/2025

A kidney transplant is a major surgical procedure that consists of replacing a kidney that’s no longer functioning properly with a healthy kidney.⁠
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Because this relies on donors, kidney transplants often have long wait times. ⁠
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It’s important to note that the right treatment for an individual depends on a few different factors: the cause of kidney disease, the stage of kidney disease, and any current health issues and medications, for example. ⁠
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If you have chronic kidney disease, a nephrologist will be able to work with you to determine the appropriate course of action.⁠

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

03/19/2025

Every breakthrough in kidney disease treatment starts with clinical research. From improving dialysis technology to advancing kidney transplants, clinical trials help transform innovative ideas into life-saving solutions.

This , let’s recognize the power of research in driving progress and improving lives.

https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

03/17/2025

Kidney dialysis may be necessary when kidneys can no longer function on their own. While it’s not a cure for kidney disease, dialysis is designed to mimic the kidney’s functions by removing waste, salt, and excess water and keeping the body in balance.⁠
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https://ocrc.net/current-studies/