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As a Doctor, This Is Why I Think Diversity in Medical Research Is So Important

As a Doctor, This Is Why I Think Diversity in Medical Research Is So Important

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Fact checked by Nick BlackmerPhoto courtesy of Anita Phung Anita Phung explains how diverse clinical trials helped in her grandma's lung cancer treatment.Clinical trials are a testing phase for drugs, devices, and procedures. These research studies evaluate the effectiveness and safety of a medical intervention in humans.Clinical trials are essential to advancing medical treatments, including those for cancer. Historically, the trials have large…See the Story

What is a Study Population in Clinical Trials?

United States · United States

What is a Study Population in Clinical Trials?

Discover why defining a study population is crucial in clinical trials for skincare, supplements, and pet health; and how it ensures credible, targeted results.Read Article

Why Consumer Research Matters for Fitness Products

Why Consumer Research Matters for Fitness Products

Consumer research helps fitness brands build better products, make credible claims, and connect with real users, boosting loyalty and marketing impact.Read Article

How Risk Analysis Elevates Clinical Trials Beyond Efficacy

Learn how risk analysis in clinical trials protects consumers, builds trust, and boosts credibility for wellness, skincare, and supplement brands.Read Article

How Laypeople Evaluate Scientific Explanations Containing Jargon

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Individuals rely on others’ expertise to achieve a basic understanding of the world. But how can non-experts achieve understanding from explanations that, by definition, they are ill-equipped to assess? Across 9 experiments with 6,698 participants (Study 1A = 737; 1B = 734; 1C = 733; 2A = 1,014; 2B = 509; 2C = 1,012; 3A = 1,026; 3B = 512; 4 = 421), we address this puzzle by focusing on scientific explanations with jargon. We identify ‘when’ and …Science See the Story

How Selective Reporting Misleads Consumers

Selective reporting in clinical trials can mislead consumers and damage wellness brand trust. Learn how to prevent bias and promote transparency.Read Article

The Power of Interventional Studies

Interventional studies provide gold-standard clinical evidence for consumer brands. Learn how to use them to build trust and validate product claims.Read Article

What Brands Need to Know About Recall Bias

Recall bias can distort clinical trial outcomes. Learn what it is, why it matters in consumer health research, and how to reduce its impact effectively.Read Article

Understanding Retrospective Studies in Clinical Research

Discover the role of retrospective studies in clinical research for wellness brands. Learn how these studies work, their advantages, and when they're appropriate.Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

What is Confirmation Bias in Clinical Trials?

Learn how confirmation bias can affect clinical trial outcomes and how consumer health brands can mitigate its impact to ensure credible results for making marketing claims.Read Article

Subgroup Findings on Brensocatib for Non-Cystic Fibrosis Bronchiectasis, with James D. Chalmers, MBChB, PhD

This interview highlights the subgroup analysis findings of the ASPEN trial, specifically on brensocatib for non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis.See the Story

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