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The title on Gilad Shai's biz card is Product Manager, but in the halls of TrialX he is known as Motivation Manager and Creativity Generator. Gilad is a serial entrepreneur, even during his four years with Intel. Gilad holds an MBA and a BSc-EE.
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Today we have Vision Test iPhone App on the table. Vision Test is ranking (mid March 2011) among the top free 25 apps in the App Store. Why? Because it is by far the best app for Vision Test. It doesn’t try to say “we are professionals” or anything like that “just stretch your arm and look [...]
Usually we address Tech and industry articles to the Enablers audience. Today’s review seems to work better for our CureTalk readers. In the past we covered arbitrary cool apps as iStreamer, and more health related apps as Mini MRI for smart phones. Today’s review is closer to the later. I enjoy browsing and looking for [...]
In the previous posts of ”How to reach the age of 100?” I pointed you to the story of Frank Buckles, we talked about what is our life expectancy and why are we getting old, and gave the advice to save to the retirement age of 67 or 69. In this part we should take a glance [...]
Yesterday I participated in another alumni event held in New York City. As an alumni of IDC’s Global MBA program I just had to participate. This time we didn’t host the president of the University, Prof. Uriel Reichman, or Mr. Jonathan Davis, Head of the Raphael Recanati International School at IDC, but 4 students who [...]
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We are all getting old, except of Benjamin Button, and this guy as we all know is a curious case. In the previous post I wrote about “why we are getting old“, today I am asking when old is “old”? In many countries the definition of who is an old person, an elderly or a [...]
Lets continue with part two of my earlier blog, How To Reach the Age of 100? The big question is why are we getting old? The wear and tear process provides us more information than the explanation we get out from the genes. Our DNA is getting damaged all the time. Luckily for us, we have [...]
Until 110 years ago, to reach the age of 100 was almost a fantasy. On the other hand, the increase of life expectancy isn’t a result of stopping the aging process. Thanks to modern medicine, for many of us, the age of 100 is not out of reach. In the previous week, Mr. Frank Buckles [...]
A nurse stops a patient running down the corridor away from the operating room Nurse: Why are you running? Patient: The nurse in the O.R. said “be strong, relax, it is a simple operation” Nurse: That is good, she just wanted to make you feel better Patient: Yeah, but she was talking to the surgeon
Hummus is great!! It is fantastic dish, a meal, side dish, or can serve as main course, post, pre, and middle. What ever. You can spell Hummus as Hummos, Humous, Hommus etc. Just don’t call it a dip. In my previous Cure Enabler blog I announced that I am a Hummus evangelist. This means “guys – eat hummus, it [...]
Breaking News: Oct 5, 2011: Steve Jobs is no more. Steve you will be missed and remembered. In honor of his memory, we are supporting the ‘iHonor Steve Campaign‘ – which is trying to get people to visit any apple store near them in Steve’s memory. Steve Jobs is one of the most inspiring and [...]
How to be more productive, creative, effective? Basically how to succeed? Get more sleep!! According to Arianna Huffington, who gave an inspiring speech at TED talk, sleep is the solution for our problems. Sleep is an amazing process were the body is healing itself, the mind is resting and creativity is running as dreams. Count [...]
My Profile In My Profile (your name) you can promote and present yourself to the potential participants in your clinical trial. Related topics: My Patients My Account My Messages
Registration Form Fill the form and create your Clinical Trials Investigator profile. The registration process takes less than 60 seconds. You need to: Fill the form Go to your email box and activate your TrialX account Next Steps: Check out your TrialX Profile Check out your TrialX Dashboard PREVIOUS NEXT
Upload a new trial 1. In My Trials click Upload New Trial – marked with red in the image below 2. We can pull your trial information from Clinicaltrials.gov and populate the form automatically for you. Do you know the NCT identifier of your trial? If the answer is yes, check the Yes radio button [...]
My Messages In the TrialX dashboard’s My Messages you can find a list of all the messages your patients sent you. Click the message title and you will see the entire message. Related topics: My Trials My Account My Patients My Profile PREVIOUS NEXT
My Trials Option 1 – List Control your trials which are in the system. You can upload a new trial Edit trial’s details Disable customization After uploading a new trial you can see its status in the Status column. There are three statuses: Upload verification document – edit the trial information and upload an IRB [...]
TrialX Investigator’s Dashboard The main functionality of the dashboard are My Trials, where you can add and monitor you trials, and My Messages where you can read and send messages to the trials’ participants. Related topics: My Trials My Messages My Patients My Profile PREVIOUS NEXT
Investigators page TrialX offers a reach to over a million patients for your trial. TrialX can offer this number by utilizing technologies that none other uses in the context of Clinical Trials Recruitment. A special focus is deserved for TrialX unique Widget network. How does it work? Like every thing else in life, patient recruitment [...]
