The Next Generation of Flu Protection
Each year, flu season brings the risk of missed work, school absences, and in some cases, serious complications. While traditional flu vaccines have been an important line of defense for decades, a new era of protection is on the horizon. With advancements in mRNA vaccine technology, the future of flu prevention is closer than ever.
Exploring a New Approach to Breaking the Cycle of Urinary Tract Infections
If you’ve experienced urinary tract infections (UTIs), you know just how disruptive they can be. For some people, they’re a rare inconvenience. For others, they’re a frequent, frustrating, and painful cycle that seems impossible to escape. The Frequency and Recurrence Problem UTIs are one of the most common bacterial infections, especially among women. While a
Sweat, Sunscreen, and Skincare: Navigating Summer with Acne-Prone Skin
Summer in the Pacific Northwest means sunshine, outdoor activities and a little more sweat than usual. While the warm weather is great, it’s not always kind to acne-prone skin. The mix of heat, humidity, sunscreen, and sweat can lead to more breakouts and frustration for adults managing acne. But with a few adjustments, your summer
How Clinical Research Shapes Our Future
At Seattle Clinical Research Center, we understand that the journey to better health starts with careful, methodical, and compassionate research into new ways to prevent, treat, and manage diseases. Clinical research is the foundation of medical progress, offering hope for tomorrow by improving care today. Why Clinical Research Matters Every medicine, therapy, or medical device that improves
Taking Charge of Your Health Through Prevention & Research
When it comes to health, taking action early is one of the smartest decisions a man can make. Prioritizing your well-being isn’t just about avoiding illness, it’s about maximizing your energy, protecting your future, and showing up fully for yourself and those you care about. Whether it’s scheduling routine check-ups or simply staying informed, every step adds up
The Difference Between CSU and Allergic Reactions
Breaking out in hives can be frustrating, uncomfortable, and even alarming—especially when you don’t know why it’s happening. Most people assume hives are caused by an allergic reaction, but that’s not always the case. In fact, some persistent hives could be a sign of a condition called chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU). So, how can you
Understanding UTIs: Causes, Management, and New Frontiers in Research
Urinary tract infections, commonly known as UTIs, affect millions of people each year. They occur when bacteria enter the urinary tract, causing discomfort and sometimes serious complications if left untreated. Understanding what causes UTIs and how to manage them can help you stay healthier and avoid recurrent infections. What Causes UTIs? UTIs typically happen when bacteria,
Celebrating Women’s Health and Progress in Clinical Research
Each May, National Women’s Health Week reminds us to prioritize the health and well-being of women everywhere. It’s a time to raise awareness, encourage self-care, and celebrate the progress being made in advancing women’s health. One area seeing meaningful momentum? Women’s representation in clinical research. Why Women Belong in Clinical Trials Every person is unique—and