Escherichia coli is the medical term for the bacteria that most of us know as E. coli. It commonly lives in the lower intestines of warm-blooded organisms like people and animals. Although most strains are harmless, some can cause dangerous infections. Here’s everything you need to know about E. coli. E. Coli: What it is, … Read more
A diagnosis of diabetes or pre-diabetes requires making some diet changes to reduce the risks of diabetes-related complications. This means utilizing a nutritionally balanced meal plan to maintain blood sugar levels within range and support a healthy weight. A diet fit for diabetes doesn’t have to be complicated. It’s about smarter choices laying the foundation … Read more
The team here at Charlottesville Medical Research (CMR) has much to be proud of when it comes to the proverbial tooting of one’s own horn. A desire for safer, more effective therapies drives our clinical research office, backed by the completion of hundreds of successful trials. But we’re not stopping there. Each quarter, we also … Read more
Migraine affects 40 million people in the U.S. June is National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month (MHAM). The purpose is to build a stronger community of patient advocates by increasing public knowledge and addressing stigmas. This year’s theme is ‘A New Era of Care’. It focuses on increasing options for migraine patients and the impact … Read more
This month, we are featuring one of our valued team members, Kim Drake, as our Behind the Research blog series continues. The clinical trial process is one of the only things in life that supersedes Kim’s excitement for pasta. Read on to learn more about Kim. Question: Tell us a little bit about your role. What motivates … Read more
Migraines progress through distinct phases occurring before an attack, during, and after. Understanding each stage can help you better manage your condition. The prodrome stage occurs before an attack, and symptoms like fatigue and blurry vision are often warning signs for an attack. Predicting a migraine means recognizing these early symptoms in your attacks. From there, you … Read more
In 2002, Charlottesville Medical Research began a relationship with an investigator for their diabetes, hypertension, and osteoarthritis studies. Fourteen years and over 150 trials later, Dr. James Clark became the Charlottesville Medical Research Center LLC Owner and Medical Director. Dr. Clark is the focus this month as our Behind the Research blog series continues. His award-winning passion … Read more
One of the less-fun things about getting older is that things don’t work the way they used to. For example, testosterone levels in men typically begin to decrease around the age of 40. Though some age-related decline is expected, other causes can lead to a condition called low testosterone or Low T. A lack of … Read more
Our Behind the Research series continues with this month’s featured team member, Paula Clark. Paula wears many hats here at Charlottesville Medical Research. Her devotion to excellence in every aspect she contributes to is the very heart of our fantastic team. Question: Tell us a little bit about your role. What motivates you to participate … Read more
Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common forms of arthritis. It can affect any joint, though most frequently affecting the knees. Staying active helps improve symptoms and pain related to knee osteoarthritis. Moving a part of the body in pain can seem daunting; some easy exercises are just what you need to get going. … Read more
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