Finding new medicines that help people feel better and stay healthy.
Improving old treatments to make them safer and more effective.
Learning more about diseases so we can stop them before they get worse.
Making sure treatments work for everyone, not just a few people.
Advancing research also means:
Including all kinds of people—young and old, from different backgrounds and places—so the results are fair and useful for everyone.
Using the latest science and technology to improve care.
Giving patients hope when they have few or no options left.
Without clinical research, there would be no new treatments.
Every medicine, vaccine, or medical tool we have today started with a research study.
When we move research forward, we move healthcare forward—for today and for future generations.