Category: Clinical Trials

Panic is a common symptom across anxiety-related conditions, but the mechanisms behind it can vary significantly. Two disorders in which panic frequently appears are Post‑traumatic

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate women’s resilience, achievements, and voices. But it’s also a moment to highlight areas where women continue to be overlooked,

Dr Sharon Viner, Clinical Research Physician at MAC Clinical Research, shares more about vulvodynia and how MAC will be trialling a potential new treatment for

When faced with death or dying, many people experience profound emotional responses, in particular grief and depression. While they are distinct, the overlap between these

Valentine’s Day often brings images of happy couples, but for many, the day can feel different, especially when one partner is living with depression. Understanding

Looking for something new to add to your New Year’s Resolutions for 2026? Look no further! Taking part in a paid clinical trial could be

The winter months are often associated with celebration and togetherness, but for some, they are a time of increased loneliness and anxiety. Around 45% of

This week, we’re recognising The Festival of Winter Walks, a chance to enjoy the countryside and winter landscapes. While the allure of a brisk walk

An estimated one in six people worldwide live with a disability, up to 80% of which are non-visible1. For Disability History Month, here at MAC,

Caffeine is the world’s most popular psychoactive drug (a chemical substance that alters the functioning of the brain); it’s commonly consumed in forms such as