Orlando Clinical Research Center

09/28/2026

Reproductive health is a lifelong journey. Be empowered with awareness and knowledge.⁠
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Reproductive health is about more than just one moment in time—it’s about caring for women across every stage of life. Clinical trials are helping to transform care by exploring menstrual health, fertility, and menopause with fresh insight and innovation.⁠
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When women join clinical trials, they contribute to breakthroughs that improve wellness for generations.⁠
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https://ocrc.net/current-studies/
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09/25/2026

For women living with endometriosis, the path to a diagnosis can be complicated. Symptoms can overlap with other conditions, and recognizing the signs isn't always straightforward.

Research is helping change that. 🔬 Scientists are working to better understand what causes endometriosis, how it develops, and how it affects the body.

⁠Help advance women’s health research: https://ocrc.net/current-studies/

09/23/2026

Kidney health often goes unnoticed—until it’s too late. 35.5 million people in the U.S. are living with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), a condition that can lead to heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure if left unmanaged. ⁠
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Take the time to prioritize your kidney health! A balanced diet, regular exercise, and routine screenings can help slow progression and reduce complications.⁠
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https://ocrc.net/current-studies
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09/21/2026

From migraines and multiple sclerosis to Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological conditions, women can experience conditions differently, and some conditions affect women at higher rates.

🔬 Researchers are gaining a better understanding of risk factors, disease progression, symptoms, and potential treatments related to women’s brain health.

💜 The more we learn, the more possibilities we can explore. Check out the current studies seeking participants: https://ocrc.net/current-studies

09/18/2026

⚓ In 1747, naval surgeon James Lind investigated treatments for scurvy among sailors aboard HMS Salisbury.

Lind's experiment is widely recognized as an important early example of a controlled medical experiment. It helped demonstrate why evidence matters when determining whether a treatment is effective. 🧪

That journey began with research milestones like Lind's—and it continues with today's clinical trials.

👉 Explore current studies seeking participants: https://ocrc.net/current-studies

09/16/2026

An estimated 15% of the U.S. population, or 1 in 7 adults, lives with chronic kidney disease. While this condition has no cure, there are many treatments available to help control symptoms and slow the progression of the disease. We cover some of the most common options in our blog. Link in bio!⁠
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https://ocrc.net/a-closer-look-at-current-kidney-disease-therapies
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Chronic kidney disease affects more than 1 in 7 adults in the United States. Explore the latest kidney disease therapies.

09/14/2026

In honor of Women’s Health Month, it's a great reminder for all women to take control of their health!⁠
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Check out our latest blog post where we explore the five most common women's health concerns, from hormonal imbalances to breast cancer. Click our bio link to learn more. 👀⁠
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https://ocrc.net/5-most-common-womens-health-concerns/
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Every May, Women’s Health Month presents a valuable opportunity for women to take charge of their health. By understanding the health issues that disproportionately impact women and those that pose potential life-threatening risks, women can take the proper actions to protect their well-being.

09/11/2026

Your liver plays a central role in managing cholesterol. When cholesterol levels get too high, your liver may store extra fat, increasing the risk of non‑alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).⁠
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Clinical research is helping us understand how cholesterol and liver health are linked and exploring new treatments to prevent and reverse damage.⁠
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💬 Read more about how this important research is offering hope for millions.⁠
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https://ocrc.net/high-cholesterol-liver-health-understanding-the-connection/
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High Cholesterol & Liver Health: Understanding the Connection In the United States, approximately 4.5 million adults have been diagnosed with...

09/09/2026

Strong bones are the foundation of overall health, especially for women as they age. Clinical research plays a key role in understanding how lifestyle, nutrition, and new treatments can prevent bone loss and reduce the risk of osteoporosis.⁠
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Participation in research is a powerful way to take control of your wellness and support discoveries that benefit generations to come.⁠
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https://ocrc.net/current-studies/⁠
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09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from all of us at OCRC! Whether you’re spending the day with family and friends, enjoying the outdoors, or simply taking some well-earned downtime, we wish you a well-deserved day of rest, and relaxation. ❤️

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