5 hemophilia facts you might not know

Hemophilia is a disease in which the blood does not clot properly. It is rare and typically hereditary, often leading to spontaneous or excessive bleeding, especially following injuries or surgery, and internal bleeding can be a major risk factor. Below, we’re exploring a few hemophilia facts many people may not know.

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The history of Alzheimer’s disease

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia in the United States, impacting around 6.2 million people above the age of 65. Since it was first observed in the early 1900s, a lot of information has been uncovered through medical research.

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How Antidote supports environmental sustainability [one-pager]

As a digital company, Antidote does not produce goods or services that have a major environmental impact — however, we understand that small changes still have a big impact.

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Antidote’s 2022 in review [infographic]

Antidote is dedicated to accelerating medical research by bringing sponsors and patients together. Through our clinical trial matching software, strategic partner relationships, extensive database, and patient-centric focus, we’re transforming the way that patients connect with research — and continually measuring our progress so we can refine the process.

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What are clinical trial phases?

Before becoming available to patients, every medication, therapy, and intervention must undergo a rigorous approval process: the clinical trial. Clinical trials are divided into phases that are aimed at testing the safety and efficacy of every potential new treatment before it is able to enter the market.

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Medical terms A to Z: Common and confusing terms used in the doctor’s office

Generally, a doctor’s visit is intended to provide clarity and insight into a patient’s concerns — but many people are all too familiar with the feeling of walking out of a clinic more confused than when they arrived. In fact, many Americans find themselves searching for health literacy tips after becoming confused by a doctor’s instructions or the directions on a prescription label.

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EOY wrap-up: What’s ahead in clinical trial patient recruitment?

Though clinical trials as we know them have only existed since the 1980s, the past 40 years have been ripe with innovations in the process. From an increased focus on the patient experience to the rise of clinical trial matching software, the world of medical research continues to grow and evolve.

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The value of Match data for partners

Antidote’s robust partner network, consisting of over 300 organizations, is made up of patient advocacy groups, point-of-care-companies, health influencers, and more. Though each organization we partner with is unique and multi-faceted, they all share similar goals, one of which is: connecting their communities with resources and research opportunities that can drive medical progress or improve ...

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Hunter vs. Hurler syndrome: Similarities and differences

Hunter syndrome and Hurler syndrome are similar conditions with similar names — and as such, they are often confused. Both Hunter syndrome and Hurler syndrome are a result of genetic mutations that cause a build-up of toxins within the cells, and both result in similar symptoms. However, these conditions have different causes that are important to note.

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What is patient centricity in clinical trials?

At Antidote, we consider the patient voice in how we think about the entire clinical trial process. From recruitment to randomization, the patient journey is a driving force in all that we do — and we think this strategy is helpful for clinical trial sponsors, as well. Designing treatments, clinical trials, and health solutions around patients practicing patient centricity, and it can have key ...

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