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Research
November 2, 2022

Why participants are so important to health research

3 minutes

Health research isn’t possible without the contributions of research participants. Find out how participants help contribute and how you can participate.

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Research
October 5, 2022

Results of Research Studies

2 minutes

Participants belong to a large community of people who help researchers learn more about important health conditions and treatments. Because they devote their time, data, and effort to research that can improve health care for all, it’s important that participants receive value in return for their contributions. 

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Research
September 7, 2022

Health Research Studies on Evidation

3 minutes

In 2018, Evidation launched the DiSCover Program, a study designed to help us gain a better understanding of what it’s like to live with this condition. More than 10,000 members participated in the program over the course of a year. 

Research
August 3, 2022

What is an Institutional Review Board (IRB)?

3 minutes

An IRB is a review board designed to protect the rights and well-being of research participants. It acts as a system of checks and balances for any research involving people. 

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Research
July 6, 2022

What is Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and why is it important?

4 minutes

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is an international guide for how to conduct ethical and good quality research. GCP applies to all stages of research: design, conduct, performance, monitoring, auditing, recording, analyses, and reporting of any research involving people. 

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Research
June 1, 2022

What does Informed Consent Mean?

4 minutes

Researchers use the process of informed consent to give potential participants important information about a study. They do this so an individual understands the purpose of the research, potential risks, benefits, and alternatives available and has the voluntary option to participate based on what is best for them.

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