The Future of Clinical Research for Weight Loss
Could a drug that’s commonly prescribed for migraines be used to treat obesity? Dr. Hanid Audish discusses a new study authored by University of Texas Southwestern scientists that believe so. The [...]
Neuropathy: Common Symptoms and Diagnosis
Neuropathy, the dysfunction or damage to one or more nerves, affects between 25% and 30% of Americans in their lifetime. While it can affect people of all ages, those over 65 are most at risk, [...]
Hanid Audish and Encompass Clinical Research Begin New HPV Vaccine Study
Dr. Hanid Audish and Encompass Clinical Research will begin a new clinical trial to study the effective dosing needed for a vaccine manufactured by Merck called Gardasil 9. Gardasil 9 is [...]
Dr. Hanid Audish Discusses New Study with Oramed
Type 2 diabetes mellitus presents several relevant health risks for patients, necessitating that scientists perform crucial research to improve the quality of life of individuals that have [...]
Hanid Audish MD Discusses New Trial of Once-a-Week Diabetes Medication
This past month, Hanid Audish MD of Encompass Research and the American Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and Company announced their new study drug LY3209590, has gone into clinical trials. The [...]
Clinical Researchers must Combine Forces on Osteoarthritis Treatments, says Dr. Hanid Audish
The debilitating effects of osteoarthritis are far from fair. Those suffering with cartilage issues will experience varying levels of pain and decreased mobility. It’s a condition that typically [...]
Hanid Audish, DO Performs Critical HPV Vaccine Trial
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States. There are over 150 strains of the virus and, although most infections either go away or become [...]
Dealing with Diabetes could Lead to these Complications, says Hanid Audish, DO
While a diabetes diagnosis will permanently change a patient’s diet and daily routine, having to worry about glucose levels and insulin injections isn’t the end of it. Complications caused by [...]
