Michelle Jones – Arizona Clinical Trials

Battling Obesity: The Silent Epidemic and its Health Ramifications

Obesity, a chronic condition characterized by increased body fat, has emerged as a global health crisis. Data from 2017-2018 estimate that approximately 42% of U.S. adults have obesity Obesity is a progressive, relapsing, and treatable multifactorial disease that poses significant threats to a person’s overall health.. In this blog, we delve into the nature […]

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Congenital CMV: Understanding the Impact on Women and Children

Clinical Research, Cytomegalovirus / By Michelle Jones

Congenital cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a viral infection that affects many women and children worldwide and in Arizona. While CMV infection often goes unnoticed in healthy individuals, it can cause severe complications when transmitted from a pregnant woman to her unborn child. In this blog, we will discuss the impacts of congenital CMV on women and

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Recognizing the Value of Older Adults in Research

Clinical Research, Uncategorized / By Michelle Jones

The month of May celebrated Older Americans Month, so join us in recognizing the value of older adults in research. Read below to learn more! Age Diversity in Clinical Research Clinical trials are essential in helping researchers develop new treatments and potential cures for diseases. However, including older adults in research is imperative to realizing

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The Value of Vaccine Research

Clinical Research, Volunteering in Research / By Michelle Jones

There is no denying the immense value of vaccine research on public health. While scientific research and advancements in vaccine technology may not always be visible. They have undoubtedly have made an impact on our society. Learn more about the vaccine research process and the importance of their continuance in our latest blog! Vaccines –

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Cytomegalovirus: Understanding the Condition

Clinical Research, Cytomegalovirus / By Michelle Jones

While affecting a large portion of the population, cytomegalovirus (CMV) and its effects remain relatively unknown. So, what exactly is CMV? Take a closer look at this often-misunderstood virus in our latest blog. What is Cytomegalovirus? Commonly abbreviated as CMV, cytomegalovirus is a double-stranded DNA virus belonging to the herpes family, and once contracted, it

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Liver Disease could be in your DNA. Learn more about genetic liver diseases in our blog.

Liver Disease: It Can Run in the Family

Liver Disease, Uncategorized / By Michelle Jones

Genetic liver diseases are rapidly becoming a more prevalent cause of liver disease, showing us that more than just good looks can run in the family. Learn more about genetic liver diseases, the most common kinds, and why maintaining good liver health remains important. About Genetic Liver Diseases Genetic liver diseases are a group of

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Let’s Uncover the Truth on Dyslipidemia

Uncategorized / By Michelle Jones

To uncover the truth about dyslipidemia, we must first know what is, often referred to as high cholesterol, dyslipidemia is the imbalance of lipid or fat found in your bloodstream. While moderate lipid levels in your body are okay, high levels can put you at higher risk for other medical health concerns. Read on for

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The recent hepatitis outbreak in children.

Hepatitis: Why Children and Why Now?

Clinical Research, Hepatitis / By Michelle Jones

The Sudden Wave of Hepatitis Amongst Children A recent upsurge in hepatitis cases involving children has caused alarm nationwide. Let’s dive into why this age group is suddenly experiencing a spike in occurrences. An Origin Story – How Cases of Hepatitis Amongst Children Began The first flare-up of hepatitis in kids emerged in the United

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NASH and Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis, Clinical Research, Liver Disease / By Michelle Jones

At their very root, non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and cirrhosis are two medical conditions that affect the liver. However, this seemingly separate duo shares more in common than you may think. When NASH and cirrhosis get together, your liver is at the heart of their destruction. Knowing their similarities and how they differ is part of

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Battling Obesity: The Silent Epidemic and its Health Ramifications

Congenital CMV: Understanding the Impact on Women and Children

Recognizing the Value of Older Adults in Research

The Value of Vaccine Research

Cytomegalovirus: Understanding the Condition

Liver Disease: It Can Run in the Family

Let’s Uncover the Truth on Dyslipidemia

Hepatitis: Why Children and Why Now?

NASH and Cirrhosis

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