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Substance Abuse Clinical Trials: How They Work, Who Qualifies, and How to Find One
Substance abuse, more appropriately referred to as substance use disorder (SUD), is a chronic condition that causes physical ailments and devastating mental health concerns. It is one of the most complex conditions because it often involves co-occurring disorders, the physical dependency of substance abuse, and the underlying mental health concerns, such as depression, trauma, and anxiety.
Diabetes Trials and Treatments
Diabetes is a chronic condition that, while controllable, is still outside the reach of a cure. However, various diabetes clinical trials are underway and proposed that could introduce new treatment options, a better understanding of the cause of diabetes, and support for improving overall health and well-being. You can be a part of them.
New Back Pain Treatments and Clinical Trials: What’s Available Today and What’s Coming Next
Everyone seems to have an aching back from time to time. For others, getting up from a sitting position or rolling out of bed seems like a mountainous task. If you’re suffering from discomfort or debilitating limitations, finding back pain treatments that work is always a goal.
Erectile Dysfunction Treatments and Clinical Trials
Erectile dysfunction, or ED, means you cannot get or keep an erection that is firm enough to enable sexual activity. It’s not uncommon for men to experience difficulty from time to time, especially when dealing with stress. Erectile dysfunction can also occur as a result of several health conditions, including some that could increase your risk of heart disease.
Depression Clinical Trials
Depression clinical trials offer you the opportunity to advance our understanding of this condition, further the science, and potentially benefit your own life in the process.
Understanding Anxiety Trials and Treatments
Anxiety is a normal, healthy emotion. That is, until it becomes chronic, debilitating, and often misplaced. If you are suffering from anxiety that impacts your daily life and well-being, you could have an anxiety disorder, and treatment may be available.
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