Northwest Behavioral Research Blog

Many people participate in trials because they don’t have access to healthcare for their condition, may have not responded to available treatments, or they want to contribute… Read more “Connecting Communities”

Every FDA approved treatment today had to undergo the clinical trial process to demonstrate that the therapy is safe and effective. That means that someone had to… Read more “Why Refer Patients to Clinical Trials?”

Pipeline Updates is a free e-newsletter distributed by Gotoprotocol.com to inform the healthcare community of clinical research trials being conducted in their area of interest. Most healthcare… Read more “What is Pipeline Updates?”

Many healthcare professionals would like to become more involved in clinical trials as a trial coordinator, investigator, or simply a contributor to the process. Clinical trials is… Read more “How Can I Get Involved in Clinical Trials?”

After a decade of 6% growth from 1994-2004, medical research investment in the United States fell to an annual growth rate of just 0.8% from 2004 to… Read more “Investment in Medical Research Declines in U.S., Rises Elsewhere”

When Multiple Antidepressants Fail: A Possible New Option for Major Depression Are you scrambling for options because patients can’t find relief from major depression, even after trying… Read more “May 2015 Newsletter”

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is not just a problem for kids. Nearly 4% of adults, or about 8 million Americans, continue to experience the symptoms of… Read more “Could Non-Stimulant in Development Help Your Adult ADHD Patients?”

In May, U.S. Reps. Jim Cooper, D-TN, and Cynthia Lummis, R-WY, introduced bipartisan legislation to expand gender equality to all essential aspects of medical research and to… Read more “Research Gender Gap: Legislation Pushes for More Female Participants”