Clinical Trials Photos
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VIDEO: Preston Weaver is part of a small clinical trial testing a potent form of medical marijuana to reduce seizures.VIDEO: Preston Weaver is part of a small clinical trial testing a potent form of medical marijuana to reduce seizures.
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VIDEO: A clinical trial genetically alters patients' own immune cells to fight a deadly form of leukemia.VIDEO: A clinical trial genetically alters patients' own immune cells to fight a deadly form of leukemia.
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PHOTO: Vermont brothers Austin Leclaire, 13, and Max, 10, both have Duchenne muscular dystrophy, but only Max is able to get treatment in a promising clinical trial .PHOTO: Vermont brothers Austin Leclaire, 13, and Max, 10, both have Duchenne muscular dystrophy, but only Max is able to get treatment in a promising clinical trial .
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VIDEO: Actor encourages involvement in clinical trials to push research forward.VIDEO: Actor encourages involvement in clinical trials to push research forward.
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VIDEO: Clinical trial of ketamine to treat patients with depression shows promise.VIDEO: Clinical trial of ketamine to treat patients with depression shows promise.
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PHOTO: Yvette Santana is among a growing number of mothers who participate in clinical trials to make extra money.PHOTO: Yvette Santana is among a growing number of mothers who participate in clinical trials to make extra money.
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PHOTO: An international clinical trial has found that treatment with a drug that suppresses the normal breakdown of bone can delay the development of bone metastases in men with prostate cancer.PHOTO: An international clinical trial has found that treatment with a drug that suppresses the normal breakdown of bone can delay the development of bone metastases in men with prostate cancer.
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Photo: Volunteers Wanted To Test Swine Flu Vaccine: Gov't Readies Swine Flu Clinical Trials To Prepare For Expected Fall Surge of H1N1Photo: Volunteers Wanted To Test Swine Flu Vaccine: Gov't Readies Swine Flu Clinical Trials To Prepare For Expected Fall Surge of H1N1
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The FDA has given clearance for the world's first human clinical trial using human embryonic stem cells to treat acute spinal cord injury.The FDA has given clearance for the world's first human clinical trial using human embryonic stem cells to treat acute spinal cord injury.
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Christopher Granger, M.D., Professor of Medicine; Director, Cardiac Care Unit, Duke University Medical Center; Co-Director, Cardiovascular Clinical Trials , Duke Clinical Research InstituteChristopher Granger, M.D., Professor of Medicine; Director, Cardiac Care Unit, Duke University Medical Center; Co-Director, Cardiovascular Clinical Trials , Duke Clinical Research Institute
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Women in Clinical TrialsWomen in Clinical Trials