Posts by Jennifer Byrne
Calling Upon the Clinical Research Community to Donate Unused Study Supplies to Frontline Healthcare Workers
“Clinics that are closed… we need those masks, gowns, gloves, and we need them now.” That plea was issued by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo last Friday, March 20, when…
Read MoreMagnitude of Gratitude: Gratefulness
The common denominator in every aspect of this article series is the patient. Every patient, healthcare consumer and clinical research participant is part of a community, a community of our…
Read MoreMagnitude of Gratitude: From Novel Concept to the Patient
Active, eager, and determined are just a few words to describe the numerous contributors who reside under the pharmaceutical company umbrella. The numerous contributors include scientists, engineers, leaders, patient enthusiasts,…
Read MoreThe Law of the Compounding Penny
My first lesson about compounding numbers began as a young child. My mom taught me the lesson of the penny. She asked if I would rather have a million dollars…
Read MoreA Greater Gift: Advancing Clinical Research By Giving Back
Editor’s Note: This blog was originally published by Wake Forest Innovation Quarter When Jennifer Byrne looks out the window of her light-filled office at 525@vine in the Innovation Quarter, she sees…
Read MoreClinical Research as a Care Option
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by Lawrence Lloyd from Science 37 My First Exposure to Clinical Research I went to high school in the Houston area, and during…
Read MoreCelebrating the Gift of Research
This blog was originally published by Lisa Brockway from Antidote Here at Antidote, we believe that volunteering to take part in a clinical trial is nothing short of heroic. While volunteers…
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