Change comes to TrialX
Inspired by the sweeping changes made by the new administration, we’ve been making our own set of changes to TrialX. The first and the most obvious is the new design. At TrialX, we use the following…
Inspired by the sweeping changes made by the new administration, we’ve been making our own set of changes to TrialX. The first and the most obvious is the new design. At TrialX, we use the following…
I came across this recent blog post by Peter Neupert, Corporate VP for the Health Solutions Group at MSFT, and something very obvious yet interesting caught my attention – “Individuals should be encouraged to create and…
We just completed the investigator sign-up process! Now any investigator or trial coordinator can signup on TrialX in less than a few minutes. Registration for investigators was an in-direct process earlier; it was based on an…
Its been a hectic but exciting past few months at TrialX. We have worked on improving our services, grown in our user base, completed integration with Google Health and Microsoft Health Vault, developed a widget and…
We got blogged a few months ago by The Medical Quack, Barbara Duck. She wrote of how PHRs could make it easier for patients to find clinical trials through services like TrialX. And in subsequent posts…
We just launched the TrialX “Find New Treatments” Widget. The widget displays the exact number of currently active trials for a particular disease condition and allows the user to filter them by the state they live…
Things have been hectic, but as always exciting in the last few weeks. The site has come a long way since then. Among the readily visible changes are the much neater home page, a site tour…