We are seeking suitable candidates for two Clincial Trial Coordinator positions at the Manna Research Toronto site. One position is for a Registered Nurse. Suitable candidates should send their resume to info@mannaresearch.com.

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We are very pleased to announce the addition of a second Manna Research site in Vancouver, British Columbia. The site is located within the Seymour Health Center, which has been operating since 1937 and currently has 18 full time family … Read More »

DID YOU KNOW THAT….. 346 million people worldwide have diabetes (6.4% of the global adult population) 25.8 million people in US have diabetes (2010) = 8.3% of US population 18.8 million people (about 70%) are diagnosed diabetics 7.0 million people … Read More »

Laughter not only feels good, it is good for the heart! Having a good laugh on any day of the year helps relieve stress and benefits your blood vessels, experts say. “Laughter increases blood flow and improves the function of … Read More »

Clinical trials are traditionally classified into four phases, with precise distinctions between the phases. Each phase of the development process leads to a greater understanding of the indications of the investigational product. The four phases may take years for a pharmaceutical … Read More »

A Clinical Trial is a research study performed to discover information about new drugs or new devices. Some clinical trials may be conducted to examine alternative indications for existing medications or treatments. Trials can be conducted in hospitals, doctor’s offices, universities … Read More »

Meningitis is an infection of the lining of the brian, called the meninges. There are many causes of meningitis, including bacteria such as pneumococcus, meningococcus and hemophilus Influenza. Presently, in Ontario, we are vaccinating young children with a vaccine called HIB, … Read More »

The latest kind of vaccines to appear are HPV vaccines. HPV stands for Human Papillomavirus. These viruses, which number more than 100, cause genital warts in humans, and long lasting infection with HPV may trigger cervical cancer in women. These … Read More »