Great Start to a Big and Exciting Week at TrialX
This is a busy, exciting and big week for us at TrialX. 1. Had a great pitch and demo at the NYC ENT week today and were selected to be one of the 7 finalists from…
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Now You Can Talk to Twitter and Find Clinical Trials on TrialX
Twitter is emerging as a popular method of expression and communication through short updates (or micro-blogging) and has seen rapid growth in the last few months. The service is used by people to “update” what they…
National Endometriosis Awareness Month – 5 simple ways to show your support
Endometriosis or Endo is a disorder causing severe pelvic pain and (associated with) in-fertility that affects about 5.5 million women in North America and 5-10% of women globally. It is caused when the lining of womb…
Building a Social and Community-driven Knowledgebase of Clinical Trials
We recently made a big enhancement at TrialX and we couldn’t be more excited. We have been working feverishly to make improvements to our site making it easier for patients to find trials matching their personal…
We want to hear from You!
We love to hear from our users. We value their feedback and suggestions. Over the last few months, we’ve been fortunate to have a few “power users” both as participant and investigators who routinely email us…
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…
Why you should control and manage your own health records…
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…