Castor Oil for Hair Care: Clinical Evidence
Castor Oil can smooth and moisturize the hair, and some people use it on the scalp, eyelashes, and eyebrows in the hopes of boosting hair growth.
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Glycolic Acid for Scalp Care: Clinical Evidence
We overview the evidence for glycolic acid toners as a dry-scalp treatment, determining whether the trend is viable.
By Morgan CarpenterIron supplement health claims: a clinical perspective
Iron is an important mineral in your diet. We’ll overview the health claims on iron supplements to evaluate the benefits and health considerations.
By Morgan CarpenterWhat are Structure/Function Claims?
Nutritional claims often involve something known as Structure/Function Claims, today we’ll take a deep dive into what these are.
By Morgan CarpenterIs Cat’s Claw Backed by Clinical Trials?
Cat’s claw is a commonly used dietary supplement derived from a vine native to the Amazon rainforest.
By Morgan CarpenterWhat are Consumer Perception Studies?
Find out more about Consumer Perception Studies in skincare and supplement clinical trials.
By Morgan CarpenterIs Gua Sha backed by Clinical trials?
Gua Sha is an Eastern Asian healing technique involving skin massage intended to increase microcirculation and relieve blood stagnation.
By Morgan CarpenterMeet Patrick Renner, Co-founder and COO
In order to learn more about the team behind Citruslabs, we spoke with Co-founder and COO, Patrick Renner.
By Morgan CarpenterMeet Jodi Nicolli, Citruslabs Customer Success Manager
In order to learn more about the team behind Citruslabs, we spoke with Customer success manger, Jodi Nicolli.
By Morgan CarpenterSusanne Mitschke, Citruslabs CEO
In order to learn more about how Citruslabs can help you manage your clinical trials, we spoke with founder and CEO, Susanne Mitschke.
By Morgan CarpenterPre-screening candidates for Clinical trials
Whether it’s through online surveys or telephone interviews, pre-screening is one of the most important stages of the clinical trial recruitment process.
By Joanna ThomsonSite selection for clinical trials: a 2020 guide
Estimates suggest that recruitment difficulties make up about 45% of study delays every year.
By Joanna Thomson