The Cedar Health Research Way: Results Through Connections Welcome to Cedar Health Research, where excellence in healthcare innovation is our driving force. We are a tech-enabled organization simplifying clinical research involvement for healthcare partners and patients while producing powerful and valuable results for our healthcare partners. We are transforming the clinical trial model by centralizing…
Autism Awareness Welcome to the Cedar Health Research blog, where we will delve into the complex world of autism in children. In this space, we aim to provide you with the latest insights, research findings, and practical information related to autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in young individuals. With a deep commitment to understanding and…
Alzheimer’s Awareness Month Welcome to the Cedar Health Research blog, dedicated to shedding light on Alzheimer’s disease during Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month. Here, we delve into the intricate world of this neurodegenerative condition, aiming to provide you with insights, and practical information related to Alzheimer’s Disease. With a strong commitment to understanding the impact…
Clinical Trial Perspective in a Post-COVID Era The need for participants in clinical trials has always been high but most of us have never experienced the urgency quite like we did during COVID-19. Throughout the past year, we’ve been quarantined, masked up, and armed with sanitizer, patiently waiting for the development of a vaccine that…
HPV-16: The What, Where, Why, and Risks. There are over 150 types of human papillomavirus (HPV), and some of them can cause various cancers. HPV-16 is one of the strains associated with this growing risk. There are often no signs or symptoms present with HPV, and individuals unknowingly pass it to others as a result.…
A Day in the Life: Pediatric Migraines About 8% of children suffer from migraines and around 1.5-2% experience chronic migraines, meaning they have a headache more than 15 days a month. Symptoms can be just as debilitating in children as they are in adults. Learning how to help manage them is just one of the…
Thank a Volunteer, Be a Volunteer April is National Volunteer Month. While there are many different kinds of volunteer opportunities, we want to thank those who participate in clinical research. Without their selfless contributions, medical advances would cease to exist. We are encouraging everyone this April to thank a volunteer. If you can, consider being…
Researching an End to Endometriosis Endometriosis (Endo) is a condition that affects approximately 1 in 10 reproductive-aged (12-52) individuals. It is a leading cause of infertility, and symptoms may be so severe they interfere with daily life. Despite its prevalence, diagnosis takes on average 7-10 years. Thankfully, scientists and health officials continue to work diligently,…
The Flu vs. COVID-19: What You Need to Know Despite naysayers, the flu is still very active, though numbers appear to be lower due to, at least in part, mask-wearing and social distancing for COVID-19. The overwhelming focus on the pandemic makes it feel like the flu is no longer a problem. Unfortunately, this is…
Hot flashes are a common symptom of menopause. They typically begin as a sudden sensation of heat on the upper torso and face that can spread to the rest of the body. Profuse sweating usually follows, lasting anywhere between 30 seconds and 5 minutes. When they occur at night, they are called night sweats and…
English 
Spanish