ABOUT THIS EPISODE
0:00-1:04 Welcome back to the Interview Series
1:05-2:02 Introducing today’s topic
3:32-4:30 Sylvia and Debra opening greetings
4:31-6:31 Why is Health Literacy Month important to Sylvia?
6:32-9:49 How Sylvia got into the field of Clinical Research
9:50-12:04 Sylvia’s interest in a Lyme vaccine trial
12:05-12:54 Clinical trials don’t mean you’re being “experimented on”
12:55-16:04 Clinical Research 101
16:05-18:14 MRCT Center Clinical Research Glossary
18:15-29:09 The History of Ethics and Justice in Clinical Research
29:10-36:39 Clinical Trial Phases 1-4
36:40-42:30 How patients become Clinical Trial participants
42:31-53:37 Informed consent, eligibility, and the risks and benefits of Clinical Trial participation
53:38-1:00:37 Debra’s Clinical Trial Experience and the importance of sharing research results with patients
1:00:38-1:04:47 The effects of research funding cuts at Harvard (A question from an Open-Hearted Supporter of “What’s Her Problem?” Subscribe now at whatsherproblem.substack.com to be able to ask your own questions to future Interview Series Guests!)
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/sylvia-baedorf-kassis-mph-cyt-9418737/
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