What do patients know about clinical trials? [Antidote 2023 survey data]

In the third quarter of 2018, we conducted a survey with SCORR Marketing to learn more about the patient perception of clinical trial participation. This extensive survey involved nearly 4,000 patients from our patient advocacy group partners and provided valuable insights into the demographics of these individuals, their motivations for engaging in research, and what matters most to them ...

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A World Alzheimer's Month resource roundup

Alzheimer’s disease, the most prevalent type of dementia, is diagnosed in more than 6 million Americans. Estimates project that by 2050, 13 million individuals will be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. This condition ranks among the top 10 causes of death in the United States, profoundly impacting those diagnosed, their loved ones, and their caregivers. Currently, Alzheimer’s remains a disease ...

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5 reasons why it's so hard to find clinical trial volunteers

Globally, there are thousands of research studies and clinical trials conducted each year, all with the shared goal of bringing new treatment options and medical devices to the market. However, approximately 80% of clinical trials are delayed or closed because of problems with recruitment.

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Come see us at DPharm 2023

Are you attending the 13th annual DPharm conference in Boston on September 20-23?

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Antidote Technologies joins forces with Beyond Type 1 and JDRF to launch the first-ever Spanish-language clinical trial search engine for type 1 diabetes (T1D)

Today, Antidote is excited to announce our collaboration with Beyond Type 1 and JDRF to release the first-ever Spanish-language clinical trial search engine for type 1 diabetes (T1D). This groundbreaking version of Antidote Match™ empowers users to search for type 1 diabetes trials in their preferred language, marking a significant step to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion in diabetes ...

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What role does health literacy play in clinical trial participation?

As part of our efforts to better understand patients and their motivations to participate in clinical trials, Antidote and SCORR Marketing partnered on a survey to gain a deeper understanding of how patients think about the medical research process. Survey participants were recruited by eight of Antidote’s partners, including the American Kidney Fund, Allergy & Asthma Network, Healthline, ...

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How to use Facebook for clinical trial patient recruitment

With over 2 billion daily active users, Facebook has one of the widest reaches on the internet today — especially for those trying to reach patients who may be interested in participating in clinical trials. However, because of the broad audience, there is also a lot of competition for users’ attention. This means that many advertisers must go through costly trial and error before they find the ...

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Antidote’s patient-centric phone validation [one-pager]

When recruiting for a clinical trial, conducting effective outreach is an important component. However, once the initial contact is made with patients, it’s just as important that they are guided through the enrollment process.

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Examining key rheumatoid arthritis patient data [whitepaper]

Rheumatoid arthritis, also known as RA, is a chronic, autoimmune disease that primarily impacts the joints. It impacts 1.5 million people in the United States, with women being three times more likely to develop the condition. While RA does not typically exhibit symptoms early on, it becomes more impactful as it progresses, causing pain, swelling, stiffness, and an eventual loss of joint ...

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Why use a clinical trial recruitment company?

Finding the right participants is essential to successful medical research, but unfortunately, many studies are unable to reach their targeted enrollment numbers with ease. Recruiting enough participants is often cited as one of the biggest clinical trial recruitment challenges, and many studies must be delayed or canceled due to a lack of randomizations.

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