By Julie Carrico, MBA, CCRC I’ve been thinking about that amusing anecdote on social media about a typical day in a dog’s life, where for every event the dog proclaims, “My favorite thing!” For example: 8:00 a.m. – Dog food! My favorite thing! 9:30 a.m. – A car ride! My favorite thing! And so on, […]
Don't wait to check out memory concerns
By Julie Carrico, MBA, CCRC I recently had a conversation with a friend “Jane” who told me she is worried about her mother’s memory issues. Jane shared these concerns with me because she knows of my work at the Clinical Research Center with Alzheimer’s disease projects and she isn’t sure where to turn. In fact, […]
The breakdown on adult acne breakouts
By Kyle Van De Graaff, M.D. You would think that being an adult comes with a clear complexion. However, teenagers aren’t the only ones to experience acne breakouts. Adults get acne, too. Nearly all adults get an occasional blackhead or pimple. Read further for my breakdown on breakouts. Why do we get acne? Despite what […]
Nicole M. Kruppa, M.D., newest OB-GYN provider
CORVALLIS — Dr. Nicole M. Kruppa (pronounced crew-PUH) has joined The Corvallis Clinic Obstetrics and Gynecology Department. To schedule an appointment, call 541-754-1267. Dr. Kruppa, who received her undergraduate degree from Oregon State University in 2005, practiced at the Family Health Center of San Diego from 2015 until her arrival at The Clinic. She also […]
Here's how we keep patients safe during clinical trials
When the idea of participating in a research study is first proposed to patients, they naturally have questions about safety. This blog will discuss ways in which clinical studies are designed to make participation as safe as possible. First, study protocols must undergo a formal review process and receive approval from an independent Investigational Review […]
