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ATMEH.NJIT liked forum post "Science and Strategy… or Just Storytelling?" – 3 weeks ago

ATMEH.NJIT liked forum post "Are Regulations Helping Innovation or Slowing It Down?" – 3 weeks ago

ATMEH.NJIT liked forum post "Should We Trust AI With the Future of Medical Device Marketing?" – 3 weeks ago

ATMEH.NJIT posted a new topic "Gold Standard or Paperwork Nightmare?" – 3 weeks ago

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) rules are there to protect patients and make sure studies are ethical and accurate — but sometimes it feels like there’s more focus on paperwork than patients. While the system works, it can also slow down… Read more»

ATMEH.NJIT posted a new topic "The Secret Ingredient in Every Clinical Trial: Trust" – 3 weeks ago

We talk a lot about design, data, and regulation in clinical research — but none of it works without trust. Patients need to believe researchers will protect them, and researchers need honest data from participants. That relationship is fragile but… Read more»

ATMEH.NJIT posted a new topic "Why Is Clinical Research So Complex?" – 3 weeks ago

I’ve noticed that clinical research involves so many moving parts — from ethical approvals to data collection and analysis. Every step seems designed to minimize risk and bias. I get why this is important, but it also makes the process… Read more»

ATMEH.NJIT liked forum post "Medical Device Marketing: Informative or Misleading?" – 3 weeks ago

ATMEH.NJIT liked forum post "Public or Private: Which Path Builds a Stronger Company?" – 3 weeks ago

at644 replied to the topic "The Placebo vs. The Nocebo Effect in Blind Clinical Studies" – 3 weeks ago

Including as many factors as possible into a clinical study to support or even improve a treatment is beneficial for the study. Both placebo and nocebo effects are helpful to understand chronic and mental illnesses, especially. A placebo effect can… Read more»

Sky_Hero21 replied to the topic "Clinical Trial Roles" – 3 weeks, 1 day ago

If I were involved in clinical research, I would want to take on the role of a Clinical Investigator because it connects closely with the kind of work I already do as a Quality Engineering intern In my current role,… Read more»

Sky_Hero21 replied to the topic "Double Blind Vs Single blind Study" – 3 weeks, 1 day ago

That is actually a really good question, and I agree with most of the responses because it seems reasonable to think that only the patient needs to be unaware of what treatment they are receiving. The reason double blind studies… Read more»

Sky_Hero21 replied to the topic "Clinical Studies" – 3 weeks, 1 day ago

Clinical studies are a vital part of medical progress because they test whether years of lab research can actually improve real lives. For example, the covid 19 vaccine trials showed how research can quickly turn into life-saving solutions. Many patients… Read more»

NCarrillo posted a new topic "The Placebo vs. The Nocebo Effect in Blind Clinical Studies" – 3 weeks, 1 day ago

When discussing the placebo effect in a blind/double blind study and how it provides a neutral control for researchers to determine how well their drug performs, we focus on the assumptions that patients are making and how that psychological response… Read more»

NCarrillo replied to the topic "Placebo Effect" – 3 weeks, 2 days ago

Unlike a good portion of the responses here, I believe the placebo effect is a reliable way to keep patients and researchers from having implicit expectations relating to the response to the given drug sample. It yields more accurate data… Read more»

NCarrillo liked forum post "Placebo Effect" – 3 weeks, 2 days ago

shreya replied to the topic "Patient safety and data integrity during clinical trials" – 3 weeks, 2 days ago

One thing I’d add is that CRAs help maintain safety and data integrity not just through monitoring, but through ongoing site training and communication. Even with ICH-GCP standards, different sites vary in experience, so CRAs make sure staff understand why… Read more»