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Tamika Sanders, CCRC, oversees study operations at an academic medical center research office in Eugene, Oregon. She screens and enrolls participants for drug and medical device trials, having worked as a clinical laboratory technician before managing oncology studies. Sanders received a degree in biology and contributes to Biology Insights, explaining how patients can take part in clinical research.

What Is a Rescue Trial in Clinical Research?
What Does Parametrically Mean in Scientific Research?
Landmark Trials That Shaped Modern Medicine
What Is a Pilot Trial and Why Are They Important?
What Is a Clinical Trial Network and How Does It Function?
Statistics on Animal Testing: What the Data Shows
What Is Clinical Surveillance and Why Is It Important?
What Is a Single Arm Study in Clinical Trials?
What Are Human Challenge Trials and How Do They Work?
Replicatable Research: What It Is and Why It Matters
What Is High Specificity in Science and Medicine?
Defining Dry Lab Research and Its Role in Science
What is the Cochrane Collaboration and Why Does It Matter?
First in Human Trials: What Are They and How Do They Work?
Clinical Trial Results: How to Find and Interpret Them
NIH Grant Database: How to Search for Funding
mRNA Clinical Trials: What to Know About the Process
Why the Inclusion of Women in Clinical Trials Matters
Clinical Trial Endpoints: What Are They & Why They Matter
What Are Animal Models in Scientific Research?
Accelerated Clinical Trials: How They Work & Why We Need Them
What “Compared to Untreated WT Mice” Means in Research
What Is a Longitudinal Cohort Study in Scientific Research?
What Is Treatment Response in Medicine?
What Is an Arm in a Clinical or Research Study?
What Is Patient Stratification in Modern Medicine?
What Is Unblinding in Clinical Trials and Why Is It Done?
What Qualifies as an Ultra Rare Disease?
The Role of Digital Biomarkers in Clinical Trials
What Is the Purpose of a Placebo in Medicine & Research?