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Here are just a few areas researchers are focused on this year:✨ Long COVID & Post-Viral Symptoms Helping patients manag...
01/17/2026

Here are just a few areas researchers are focused on this year:
✨ Long COVID & Post-Viral Symptoms
Helping patients manage lingering fatigue, brain fog, and immune responses long after infection.
🧠 Migraines & Neurological Health
Studying new treatments aimed at reducing frequency, severity, and improving quality of life.
⚖️ Metabolic Health & Weight Regulation
Exploring safer, more effective ways to support insulin resistance, diabetes, and long-term metabolic balance.
💉 Next-Generation Vaccines
Improving protection, durability, and tolerability — especially for evolving viruses.
🧬 Healthy Aging & Longevity
Looking at inflammation, muscle preservation, cognitive health, and how we age well, not just longer.
Every study represents real people, real data, and real hope.
This is how medicine moves forward — one question, one participant, one breakthrough at a time.
👉 Thinking about participating in a study this year? Give us a call at 972-638-7879
Follow us to learn, stay informed, and see how science turns questions into solutions.

A New Year Doesn’t Have to Feel OverwhelmingThe start of a new year can bring pressure to have everything figured out — ...
01/13/2026

A New Year Doesn’t Have to Feel Overwhelming
The start of a new year can bring pressure to have everything figured out — fast. But progress doesn’t happen all at once, and it doesn’t have to.
Clinical research exists to bring clarity when health questions feel heavy. Through structured studies, medical oversight, and real data, research helps turn uncertainty into understanding.
This year, it’s okay to move forward informed — not overwhelmed.
📞 Call or text us at 972-638-7879 to learn more
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We’re excited for what the new year brings. Research continues to move forward because of people like you. Wishing you h...
01/01/2026

We’re excited for what the new year brings. Research continues to move forward because of people like you. Wishing you health, hope, and happiness in the year ahead.
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From all of us at Research Your Health, we wish you a holly jolly Christmas! As we reflect on a year of learning, progre...
12/24/2025

From all of us at Research Your Health, we wish you a holly jolly Christmas! As we reflect on a year of learning, progress, and discovery, we’re grateful for everyone who helps move health research forward. Cheers to a season of wellness and hope.

📞 Call or text us at 972-638-7879 to learn more about upcoming studies. We're closing at noon on Dec. 24 and will open back up on Monday,

12/23/2025

New studies are on the horizon, and our elves are helping us get organized 🧝‍♀️📋
Screening is underway as we prepare for what’s ahead.
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12/22/2025

Research Your Health wishes everyone Happy Holidays as we celebrate with our wonderful staff and toast to a fantastic 2026!

💉 COVID-19 Booster Clinical Research StudyAdults ages 50–64 may be eligible to participate in a COVID-19 booster clinica...
12/22/2025

💉 COVID-19 Booster Clinical Research Study

Adults ages 50–64 may be eligible to participate in a COVID-19 booster clinical research study in Plano, TX.
No insurance is required. Qualified participants may receive up to $600 for time and participation.

Who May Be Eligible

• Adults ages 50–64
• Generally healthy
• BMI under 30
• Able to attend 1 in-office visit and complete 3 follow-up phone calls

Factors That May Affect Eligibility

• Certain chronic or immune-related conditions
• Recent COVID-19 vaccination or infection
• Current participation in another clinical research study

Participation is voluntary and helps support ongoing medical research.

📞 Call or text 972-638-7879 to learn more
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12/20/2025

We’ve had to add on a few more helpers this season…
Temporary staff. Festive uniforms. Great work ethic 🎄🧝‍♀️🧝‍♂️
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Everyone who takes part in a clinical study remains in full control of their participation. Life changes, schedules shif...
12/18/2025

Everyone who takes part in a clinical study remains in full control of their participation. Life changes, schedules shift, and personal comfort levels can evolve — and the research process is designed to honor that.

If a participant chooses to stop participating, the study team will guide them through the proper steps and ensure their well-being throughout the transition. There is never a penalty, and no negative impact on future care or eligibility for other research opportunities.

Respect for each individual’s autonomy is a core principle in clinical research, and it ensures that participants stay safe, supported, and empowered every step of the way.

Curious about how clinical studies work? Call or text Research Your Health at 972-638-7879.

Placebos aren’t “fake”—they’re a critical part of good science. They help researchers understand what really works by co...
12/10/2025

Placebos aren’t “fake”—they’re a critical part of good science.
They help researchers understand what really works by comparing a new treatment against a neutral baseline.
This ensures the results are accurate, unbiased, and truly meaningful.
When volunteers participate, they help uncover whether a new medication is genuinely effective—or if the results are due to chance, expectations, or natural improvement.
This is how safer, better treatments are developed for future generations.

Call or text us at 972-638-7879 to learn more about current studies at Research Your Health.

✨ Now Enrolling: Glabellar Lines Study in Plano, TX ✨ We’re looking for adults 20–70 with noticeable frown lines between...
12/09/2025

✨ Now Enrolling: Glabellar Lines Study in Plano, TX ✨
We’re looking for adults 20–70 with noticeable frown lines between the brows to join a new study testing an investigational injectable treatment.
Qualified participants receive study-related care at no cost and may be compensated for time and travel.
Interested in seeing if you qualify?

👉 Call or text us at 972-638-7879 to get started. Study closes on 12/15/25. Call Today!

🎄 Holiday Weight Gain: What Research Really Shows 🎄We’ve all heard that people gain weight over the holidays… but did yo...
12/05/2025

🎄 Holiday Weight Gain: What Research Really Shows 🎄
We’ve all heard that people gain weight over the holidays… but did you know the science shows something surprising?
✅ Multiple studies reveal the average person gains 1–2 pounds between Thanksgiving and New Year
✅ BUT most of that gain happens in just 6 days after Thanksgiving
✅ And here’s the kicker—many people keep that weight long-term
Why does this happen?
Researchers point to:
• Higher calorie intake in a short window
• Leftovers lasting several days
• Disrupted routines
• Reduced activity and sleep
• Stress and travel patterns
The good news?
Small, consistent habits during the week after Thanksgiving can make a BIG difference in long-term weight and metabolic health.
Research continues to help us understand how the body responds during the holidays—and how we can support healthier outcomes.
Want to stay updated on upcoming studies focused on weight, metabolism, and health?
📞 Call or text us: 972-638-7879
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