New Global Clinical Trial Tracker for COVID-19 Research

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New Global Clinical Trial Tracker for COVID-19 Research

A great resource for tracking the evolution of new clinical trials related to COVID-19. Drill down by intervention type, trial status, and more. We’ve already used this several times to identify emerging and in progress human trials related to this coronavirus. Plus it is visual eye-candy for the research geeks among us.

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Author: Kara Fitzgerald, ND

https://www.drkarafitzgerald.com/

KARA FITZGERALD, ND completed a post-doctorate in nutritional biochemistry/laboratory science with Richard Lord, Ph.D. Author: Case Studies in Integrative and Functional Medicine, contributing author: Laboratory Evaluations for Integrative and Functional Medicine; IFM’s Textbook for Functional Medicine. She lectures globally on functional medicine; is on faculty at IFM and practices in Connecticut.

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“Dr. Fitzgerald has published groundbreaking research that proves that we can change the aging of our body through a specific lifestyle intervention program. Now she has made this program available for all of us to benefit from in this extraordinary book. This is a ‘must’ for anyone interested in what they can do in slowing the aging process naturally.”

Jeffrey Bland, PhD, president, Personalized Lifestyle Medicine Institute

“Dr. Fitzgerald is among the first to realize that epigenetics is destined to be a game-changer for 21st Century medicine. Now she shares her program to modify our epigenetics safely, with exercise, a natural diet and a surprising array of other practices. Let’s try it!”

Josh Mitteldorf, PhD, author of Cracking the Age Code

“As a scientist and educator in nutritional epigenetics and longevity, I commend Kara’s extraordinary ability to make science accessible and actionable to a lay audience. Her guest lecture for my course on the biology of longevity at Stanford University drew rave reviews from my students. I will recommend Kara’s new book Younger You to my students who want to deepen their knowledge and practice of nutritional longevity.”

Dr. Lucia Aronica, PhD

“Younger You leads us through a compelling narrative linking food, genes, epigenetic programming of genes by life experiences and how this guides us to take control of our own lives. The book provides an engaging, clear and understandable presentation of the complex science of epigenetics and the developmental origins of health and disease for the general audience.”

Moshe Szyf, PhD, McGill University Medical School

“A lifestyle program has never been more worthwhile or more revolutionary than Dr. Fitzgerald’s in Younger You. She shows how the simple things like nutrition, exercise, and daily routines can profoundly affect your quality of life—and that it’s never too early or too late for the whole family to start thinking about optimizing their epigenetic expression.”

Sara Gottfried, MD, three-time New York Times bestselling author of The Hormone Cure

“Finally a well-explained, dynamic, science-backed guide to optimizing your health by affecting the core of what makes all of us tick—our genes. I’ve been using Dr. Fitzgerald’s program in my practice for years and I’m so pleased this information is now accessible to all.”

Mark Hyman, MD, fourteen-time New York Times bestselling author and founder and director of The UltraWellness Center

“After years of working alongside Dr. Fitzgerald on reaching and maintaining optimal health, I can safely say she is one to look out for to not only live a longer life, but a healthier and more vibrant one.”

Amy Myers, MD, New York Times bestselling author of The Autoimmune Solution and Thyroid Connection

“It is a new era—aging ‘backward’ is no longer a fantasy, it is now a fact proven by clinical trial. Dr. Kara Fitzgerald, lead author of this paradigm-shifting trial, now describes her approach in her new book, Younger You. This is the first book in the new era of ‘aging reversal’ medicine and health, and for all of us who are aging, this is a must-read.”

Dale Bredesen, MD, professor and author of the New York Times bestseller, The End of Alzheimer’s

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