Colorectal cancer is a chronic disease that starts as a polyp, a tumor type growth that begins in the inner lining of the colon or rectum and extends toward the… read more →

The epidemiological triad of pathogen transmission defines the dynamic state of disease pathway. From the environment that promotes the exposure of a pathogen, a disease causing agent in the absence… read more →

Quality research design is essential in public health, health promotion efforts, and epidemiological studies. Lack thereof threatens the internal and external validity of a study. The internal validity of a… read more →

Maintaining a stringent regulatory oversight of financial interests and disclosures is pivotal in clinical research ethical standards. The public well-being is always at stake when a new product is in… read more →

Abstract The application of globalized clinical trials represents a vast range of genetic variability among the human subjects within the inclusion criteria, naïve population and cost reductions in clinical trials.… read more →

 The next “Big Thing” for pharmaceutical companies competing generic products for its blockbuster brand products is the ability to circumvent the issue through novelty or improved products. Evidently, the presence… read more →

Abstract Economic evaluation process in the medicinal product development is an essential and integrated element in the process continuum of the medicinal product’s performance evaluations. Ideally, economic evaluation processes would… read more →

There are several sources for funding research and development (R&D). Private and public sectors are major sources of funding R&D. The benefits and the significant impacts of research funding are… read more →

Ebola was first identified in 1976. Several symptoms including nausea and diarrhea are associated with the presence of Ebola virus, but the most horrifying symptom is the hemorrhagic fever of… read more →

Abstract Foodborne disease is one of the preventable diseases and yet highly prevalent in the society due to lack of or less stringent healthy sanitary measures including the lack of… read more →