10 Nov Breast cancer vaccine shows promise in early trial
Results of a decades-long phase I trial indicate an experimental vaccine could be effective in treating different kinds of breast cancer....
Results of a decades-long phase I trial indicate an experimental vaccine could be effective in treating different kinds of breast cancer....
How to overcome barriers to increased patient diversity in clinical trials....
UW–Madison earned the designation based on its significant, sustainable and campus-wide commitment to economic engagement, including its past and future focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, technology transfer, talent and workforce development and public service and community engagement....
Human challenge clinical trials can greatly speed the selection of the most promising of COVID vaccines, providing scientific and economic benefits over uniform reliance on large field studies....
Deljuan Hunter initially had no desire to do any clinical trials, but because he had a strong, trusting relationship with his oncologist, he agreed to participate....
When new technologies in biology outpace our ability to assess them, there is a danger that we will simply become lost and confused as to what works and what doesn’t, scuttling our own progress, wasting money, and missing opportunities to save lives....
Storytelling can be a powerful way to explain medical concepts to patients but be sure that the patient understands the message....
The largest clinical trial of psilocybin ever to be conducted is about to begin. If successful, the drug could be considered by the FDA for approval within the next few years....
Pragmatic trials are embedded in clinical practice, so visits are linked to those that would normally occur outside of a clinical trial....
Five UW–Madison clinical research nurses recently attended and played active roles in the International Association of Clinical Research Nurses (IACRN)'s annual conference in Atlanta....