by Susan Johnson | Dec 22, 2014 | Clinical Trial, Healthy Volunteer, JBR Clinical Research, Pediatric, Vaccines
Pediatric Meningitis: Learn to Identify the Symptoms Pediatric meningitis is a serious condition that can put your child or teen’s health at risk. Because meningitis is easily spread among individuals in close quarters, children who attend Salt Lake City schools or...
by Susan Johnson | Dec 22, 2014 | Clinical Trial, Healthy Volunteer, JBR Clinical Research, Pediatric, Vaccines
Pediatric Flu: 6 Treatment Tips for Parents Caring for a sick child can be incredibly stressful for a parent. This is especially true when a child is infected with the pediatric flu. Thousands of children in Salt Lake City experience the pediatric flu each year;...
by Susan Johnson | Nov 15, 2013 | Clinical Trial, Pediatric, Vaccines
Pediatric Flu Part Two: Flu Vaccines for Children Pediatric Influenza Vaccinations Influenza infections can be very dangerous for young children. Severe, even life-threatening, complications are most common for children under the age of two. Children five and under...
by Susan Johnson | Nov 15, 2013 | Clinical Trial, Pediatric, Vaccines
Pediatric Flu Part One: Does My Child Have the Flu or a Cold? Children and the Flu There are a lot of misconceptions about the term “flu.” People often refer to a stomach bug as “the flu,” however, influenza is a respiratory illness caused by a virus. Parents might...
by Susan Johnson | Jan 20, 2012 | Clinical Trial, Infant Formula, Pediatric
Why Study Infant Formula? JBR Clinical Research is currently seeking expectant mothers to participate in a clinical study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a low lactose infant formula. Low-lactose formula is a cow’s milk-based formula that has the...
by Susan Johnson | Jan 11, 2012 | Clinical Trial, Healthy Volunteer, JBR Clinical Research, Pediatric, Vaccines
The Importance of Pediatric Clinical Trials Pediatric clinical trials are a form of medical research specifically for children. Children have specific needs that simply cannot be tested as effectively on adults. Children are constantly changing and growing. At each...
