Category: Blog

At the Global Site Solutions Summit in Orlando, October 15 to 18, 2026, sponsors and CROs kept returning to one theme: partnership with clinical research sites.  They asked for prompt communication about delays, real enrollment numbers, early conversations about budget and staffing, and clear information on site equipment. They also talked about taking administrative work …

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October is Eczema Awareness Month. At Stryde Research, our team works with people living with eczema inside the dermatology practices where they already get care. Eczema, also called atopic dermatitis, causes dry, itchy, inflamed skin. It is not contagious. And what patients tell us most isn’t about how it looks. It’s about what eczema takes …

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On September 26th, our patient recruitment team spent the morning at the 2026 Walk to End Lupus Now, Dallas, hosted by the Lupus Foundation of America at Klyde Warren Park. We came to listen and hand out a few survival kits.  We left with a clearer picture of who shows up for lupus, why they …

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Where to find dermatology clinical trials in DFW for psoriasis, acne, eczema, and hair loss, and what joining one at your own dermatologist actually looks like.

Why clinical trial diversity should come from site geography and community trust rather than recruitment campaigns.

A minute-by-minute walkthrough of a clinical trial screening visit, so nothing surprises you on the day.

How community-embedded research sites differ from academic medical centers on startup, enrollment, cost, and where each genuinely wins.

Guinea pigs, placebos, insurance bills: straight answers to the most common worries patients have about joining clinical research.

The anatomy of a fast, honest clinical trial feasibility response: sequential funnels, coordinator capacity, and conservative enrollment estimates.

The case for embedded clinical trials: why community physician practices outperform dedicated research facilities on startup, enrollment, and retention.