Entries by ProMedadmin

Why Hypertension Goes Undetected Until It’s Too Late

Over 6 million people in the UK are living with high blood pressure and have no idea. No symptoms. No warning. Just damage, quietly building. Most people who have high blood pressure feel perfectly fine, and it is why it has earned the name it has. You go about your daily living while your arteries […]

Why Representation in Research Really Matters

Clinical research plays a vital role in improving treatments and shaping future healthcare. However, for research to be truly effective, it must reflect the diversity of the populations it aims to serve. Historically, many clinical studies have underrepresented certain groups, including people from ethnic minority backgrounds, women, older adults, and individuals with complex health or […]

What It’s Like to Take Part in a Clinical Research Study

Many people are curious about clinical research but are unsure what participation actually involves. While every study is different, participation typically begins with an initial discussion where the research team explains the study in detail and answers any questions. If someone chooses to take part, this may be followed by scheduled visits, assessments, or follow-up […]

What Does “Informed Consent” Really Mean?

Informed consent is a fundamental part of clinical research, but it is often misunderstood. At its core, informed consent means that anyone taking part in a study is given clear, honest information about what the study involves, so they can decide freely whether participation is right for them. This includes understanding: • What the study […]

Understanding Children’s Sleep Difficulties: Why Research Matters

Sleep plays a crucial role in children’s physical health, emotional wellbeing, learning, and development. Yet many children experience ongoing sleep difficulties that can affect not only them, but also their families. Common sleep challenges in children can include difficulty falling asleep, frequent night waking, early morning waking, or disrupted sleep routines. When persistent, these issues […]

Successful Recruitment for the CUV105 Study

We are pleased to share that 43 patients have been successfully recruited into the CUV105 Vitiligo Study at our Catford site. This milestone reflects the dedication of our team and the trust of participants who have chosen to be part of this important research. As we round up the initial phase, we are preparing to […]