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Trials News
03/14/2010
There are a number of clinical trials underway to find effective treatments for diabetes, including new drugs, surgery and even transplantation.
03/07/2010
There are several current and ongoing trials of interventions for major depressive disorder, which is characterized by a disabling combination of symptoms causing severe disruption to the sufferer's ability to carry out routine functions and tasks of daily life.
02/28/2010
Constipation is a illness where the bowels cannot move waste material out of the body in a normal manner. There are various clinical trials recruiting participants to study the effectiveness of various treatments.
