07 Sep ‘Record’ gains in bringing research closer to the patient
Clinical trials can be run with less money and fewer data points, while improving patient care where they receive care—all while advancing research....
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07 Sep Clinical research needs greater participant diversity
COVID spotlights the troubling disparity in clinical research representation. How can we remove these barriers?...
29 Aug Newer avenues in clinical research
A career in clinical trials can be challenging and fulfilling. The field is set to grow aggressively and offers ample job opportunities....
24 Aug Healing the health care gap in Dane County
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In Dane County and across the country, racial inequality and health care disparities, especially among Black patients, require some healing....
23 Aug UW Clinical Research Office to pilot budget template for industry-sponsored clinical trials
The UW Clinical Research Office (CRO) will pilot a budget template in support of a consistent clinical trials budgeting experience for industry sponsors across the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH)....
23 Aug The clinical trial treatment train
Through a woman's journey with ovarian cancer, this story illustrates the often mixed and complex emotions of a clinical trial participant. It also reflects the varied and multiple perspectives a participant must consider....
22 Aug New cancer treatment offers hope to patients out of options
A UK clinical trial finds a combination of drugs can work where tumors have become resistant to immunotherapy....
18 Aug UW–Madison ranks highly worldwide, also named a Best Value College
UW–Madison is ranked 33rd in the world and 23rd in the United States in the Academic Ranking of World Universities....
17 Aug Tackling diversity in clinical trials may require wider ‘aperture’
While it’s laudable to work to advance clinical trial diversity, it’s also important to widen the “aperture” to address a wide range of underserved populations, including the elderly, rural, people with disabilities, under/un-insured, and others....
17 Aug Antibody treatment reduces asthma attacks in children living in disadvantaged urban areas
A clinical trial, led by UW School of Medicine and Public Health researchers, found that antibody treatment reduces asthma attacks in children living in disadvantaged urban areas....