Clinical Trials of Texas News

Dr. Verghese of Flourish Research in Philadelphia, discusses the differences between a “senior moment” and what could be early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease.

Barbara Corral, DNP, MSN, MA, FNP-BC, Principal Investigator with Clinical Trials of Texas discusses an ophthalmologic condition known as “surfer’s eye”.

Join us at the San Antonio Botanical Garden for a day of fun, refreshments,health screenings & more. Helping you focus on staying healthy is a top priority in serving our community. Don’t miss out! https://www.seniorexpousa.com/2023-san-antonio-spring-attendee.html#/

Staying on track and keeping healthy doesn’t have to be a daunting task. Dr. Denham gives us 4 great tips to keep us on track and healthy in the new year and beyond.

What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder? A psychiatric disorder that can occur in people who have experienced or witnessed a traumatic event. Am I at risk?You may be at risk if you witnessed or experienced:*War/combat*A natural disaster*Rape*Severe automobile accident What are symptoms of PTSD?*Reliving the event (nightmares, flashbacks)*Avoiding situations which remind you of the event*Negative thoughts*Excessively […]

What’s a hot flash?A hot flash is a quick feeling of warmth and a flushed face with sweating. Hot flashes which occur at night are called night sweats. Who gets hot flashes? “While hot flashes are not necessarily harmful to your health, they are annoying and embarrassing for many women,” said Dr. Ayo Avworo, investigator […]

Dr. Pendleton Wickersham, Rheumatologist and Principal Investigator at CTT explains Osteoarthritis.

Steven M. Schmid, Ph.D. joins the staff of Clinical Trials of Texas, Inc. (CTT) as Sr. Director, Laboratory Strategic Planning & Development to oversee the company’s in-house PBMC and lab operations. Dr. Schmid has spent more than three decades in the pharmaceutical and research industries holding senior-level positions at leading biotech companies. “I am joining […]

In San Antonio, we’re popular for our Hispanic food, but sometimes too much of a good thing can be bad for us. Emily Mendez, PreScreen Specialist at CTT, will explain how eating fattening food may lead to Fatty Liver.