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Post by respect on Feb 6, 2017 21:26:37 GMT -5
Melatonin is a great natural sleep supplement, but I am not sure if it is detectable in screening tests. Anyone know? The body makes melatonin. The only way it would be a problem is if they were testing for this hormone and supplementing caused it to be out of range!
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Post by respect on Feb 6, 2017 10:01:00 GMT -5
Any girl that have dated a male lab rat know that man BOOBIES is a huge problem. Is it the lack of exercise or constant downing of experimental meds that will never see the light of day? It turns out that one herbs that is a staple among lab mice acts like estrogen in the body. It's no secret that the milk thistle that you down like vitamins is estrogenic. So if you are going up a cup size and need to borrow your Mom's bra you might want to consider what that milk thistle is doing to you. For those of you who take advantage of your man boobies as some equate studies to jail don't start to pop extra milk thistles as too much could have toxic effects and mess up your ecg and vitals!
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Post by respect on Feb 5, 2017 10:41:56 GMT -5
I saw a posting saying they were planning to start using patient verification from mid last year. Has anyone been to one of their trials recently to confirm? Check in is the viable option for VCT as it would increase screening cost and slow down an already inefficient and time intensive 5 hour process!
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Post by respect on Jan 29, 2017 17:47:57 GMT -5
said they have biometrics VCT
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Post by respect on Jan 24, 2017 16:26:06 GMT -5
1. Know your cuff size Measure the largest part of your biceps. If you are under 32cm then you are blue cuff(small adult). If you are 32cm you can use the blue or red cuff. In this instance the red cuff may give a slightly lower reading. If you are above 32cm you should use the red. If you use the blue you may get readings that may be 10 pts too high.
2. Position matters. Legs should be uncrossed and touching the floor. Failure to do so may elevate your systolic (top) number. If you are seated and back is not supported by a chair your diastolic may then be too high. While seated,the middle top of the cuff resting on your biceps should position mid chest height. This is in part achievable by arm resting on arm of a chair or a support of a pillow. If the arm is lower gravity may cause blood to pool resulting in an elevated disqualifying reading.
3.Always take reading in non dominant arm. If it has to be repeated wait a few minutes and ideally in the other arm as the action of taking the bp may have a compensating effect of rise in bp in the just used arm. 4.Breath normally. If you have to take a deep breath do it only once. Stress breathing can cause the opposite effect. 5.Try using the bath room before vitals. You can always drink water to produce a sampling. 5 Ask the tech to hold your hand. For most part being in contact with another human being may be calming. If you have ever seen a tech touching another particioant while doing vitals this might be the intention. 6. If you have to do a repeat for heart rate ask the tech if the heart rate on the ecg meets the inclusion criteria. If it does request that be used instead of running the risk of another parameter such as bp be out of range. You also request it be checked manually or using sp02 meter on your finger. 7.Many of your peers are in a competitive mode and may say or do things to spoke you so be ready with ear plugs or ear phones they will plenty time to catch up if they make the study!
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Post by respect on Jan 24, 2017 16:15:59 GMT -5
1. Know your cuff size Measure the largest part of your biceps. If you are under 32cm then you are blue cuff(small adult). If you are 32cm you can use the blue or red cuff. In this instance the red cuff may give a slightly lower reading. If you are above 32cm you should use the red. If you use the blue you may get readings that may be 10 pts too high.
2. Position matters. Legs should be uncrossed and touching the floor. Failure to do so may elevate your systolic (top) number. If you are seated and back is not supported by a chair your diastolic may then be too high. While seated,the middle top of the cuff resting on your biceps should position mid chest height. This is in part achievable by arm resting on arm of a chair or a support of a pillow. If the arm is lower gravity may cause blood to pool resulting in an elevated disqualifying reading.
3.Always take reading in non dominant arm. If it has to be repeated wait a few minutes and ideally in the other arm as the action of taking the bp may have a compensating effect of rise in bp in the just used arm. 4.Breath normally. If you have to take a deep breath do it only once. Stress breathing can cause the opposite effect. 5.Try using the bath room before vitals. You can always drink water to produce a sampling. 5 Ask the tech to hold your hand. For most part being in contact with another human being may be calming. If you have ever seen a tech touching another particioant while doing vitals this might be the intention. 6. If you have to do a repeat for heart rate ask the tech if the heart rate on the ecg meets the inclusion criteria. If it does request that be used instead of running the risk of another parameter such as bp be out of range. You also request it be checked manually or using sp02 meter on your finger. 7.Many of your peers are in a competitive mode and may say or do things to spoke you so be ready with ear plugs or ear phones they will plenty time to catch up if they make the study!
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Post by respect on Jan 24, 2017 13:45:23 GMT -5
This is end stage cancer drug that's on the market. Did the coordinator tell you how many of users are dead. My guess it is way past 45%. End stage mean you only get this drug because you fewer weeks to days to live. Did you ask the coordinator if the patients that are dead died from cardio heart related issues?
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Post by respect on Jan 23, 2017 15:56:28 GMT -5
Stranger things have happened! An evolution in a clause can do you in! VCT can include a clause giving them permission to search for participation in any facility. The consequence is not only that you are not included in a study or probably banned, but such a clause would alert a non participating facility of your Mal intention. Unlike a clear cut notification of conflict like vct clinics do would be to kick you to the curb with no explanation. Such a clause helps VCT as demonstrates why non vct participant should in fact get the verification system.
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Post by respect on Jan 23, 2017 8:33:40 GMT -5
You gave him the info, your job is over! His son needs a providing father and a wise mentor. If his son means that much to him he will ultimately make the right decision and find another way!
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Post by respect on Jan 22, 2017 15:18:09 GMT -5
If it can be done on an outpatient basis it must be deemed safer.
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Post by respect on Jan 22, 2017 13:08:59 GMT -5
Why some people are avoiding this is because it's "You are DEAD Already"! Because it's a drug that happens to be on the market for people with fewer months to days to live it not design to preserve your body! Think of it this way in 9/11 people had the option of dying in the melting flames or jumping out of the building! This a jumping out of the building drug! Even if the cancer patient slimly survives because of this drug they run the risk of other cancers because of DNA damage and a heart nucleared by this drug. THIS DRUG IS SO HARMFUL THAT SOME CANCER PATIENTS ARE GIVEN ONLY ONE DOSE IN CLINICAL TRIALS. Be warned those of you who have done cancer drugs before any damage that those drugs have done this drug will act as gasoline on that fire. Many like to worry about alt/ast,hemaglobin,immunesuppression labs!You will not have to worry about that because cancer doctors take good care of you so study doctors don't unless you are planning on being in a patient trial! IF YOU HATE YOUR COMPETITION THEN IS THE STUDY THAT YOU WILL PUSH THEM TO DO!
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Post by respect on Jan 19, 2017 8:44:40 GMT -5
May be they will go to Moscow next and riot against that genuis,Putin!
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Post by respect on Jan 18, 2017 7:50:24 GMT -5
The screening dates next week are perfect. The protesters are driving up travel into Maryland prices!
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Post by respect on Jan 18, 2017 7:47:20 GMT -5
respect, by "changing ECG markers" do they mean that there is a chance of changing someone's ECG patterns? can you explain a bit more? curious. Yes
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Post by respect on Jan 17, 2017 10:03:39 GMT -5
25 days 1 opv M/F (post meno/ss but no tubal ligation) Age: 18-60 Bmi: 18-32 CHEMO THERAPY Treatment for downward Progressing Cancers One single oral dose healthy subjects Hemoglobin =<15 BP 130/80 standing QTC not above 430, PR Interval not greater than 200 💊 Orthostatic Blood Pressure, Multiple ECG Sensitive Exclusion Study. No investigational medication in the last 12 months In house: 2/14-3/10 with opv: 3/17 Screening: 1/25, & 27 $9,200 Baltimore Study
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