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Clinical trials are essential in advancing treatments for skin cancer, a disease that has been on the rise in recent years. As the 17th most common cancer globally, it impacts millions of people each year, making continued research vital.  With nearly 50 years of expertise in managing clinical trials across all phases of development—from early…

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects millions worldwide, with 1 in 1000 people in the UK diagnosed. As the flare-ups can be unpredictable and impact one or multiple organs, innovative and advancing treatments are key. Clinical trials are highly important for those with lupus, because despite medical professionals understanding the disease more, treatments…

Melanoma is an aggressive form of skin cancer that has historically posed significant challenges for patients and healthcare providers. In the UK, there are around 48 new cases of Melanoma per day, and is the 5th most common cancer. In recent years, clinical trials have driven progress in treating the disease, offering hope to patients…

Bladder cancer research benefits from clinical trials to advance research, drug development and treatments. Crucial research and findings come from clinical trials that aid not only in treating those with the disease, but also in progressing screening processes to make easier and earlier diagnosis.  According to Cancer Research, there are around 10,500 new bladder cancer…

Clinical trials have been a cornerstone of the medical field for decades, serving as a critical foundation for the development and advancement of treatments across a wide range of diseases and health conditions. Beyond establishing the safety and effectiveness of new treatments, clinical trials also play a vital role in exploring ways to enhance care,…

Clinical trials are essential for advancing treatments for sarcoidosis, especially since no cure currently exists. With the cause of sarcoidosis still unknown, ongoing research remains critical to understanding and combating the disease. Simbec-Orion is a Clinical Research Organisation specialising in rare diseases and oncology, with almost five decades of experience in delivering clinical trial management…

Clinical trials play a key role in advancing the understanding and treatment of testicular cancer. As one of the most treatable forms of cancer, testicular cancer has a high survival rate when detected early. They offer new explorations into medicines, therapies, and treatment combinations that may improve a patient’s outcome at all stages of the…

Clinical trials play a crucial role in advancing treatments for Parkinson’s disease, especially as there is still no cure and much about the disease remains unknown. As the fastest-growing neurological condition worldwide, Parkinson’s will impact approximately 1 in 37 people in the UK over their lifetime, making continued research essential. With nearly five decades of…

Promoting greater inclusivity among clinical trial participants plays a pivotal role in addressing healthcare inequalities and fostering equal access to healthcare. To further our understanding of treatments and vaccines, it’s crucial that those taking part in trials mirror the disease’s prevalence in various demographics and accurately represent relevant clinical populations.  Increasing clinical trial diversity and…

The pursuit of effective treatments for rare diseases is an important undertaking for medical researchers around the world. Rare diseases inherently affect a small amount of the population, which often makes traditional drug development economically unviable. However, addressing the challenges faced by those living with these conditions remains crucial. Clinical trials play an important role…