If you have fatty liver disease (NAFLD), your risk of developing diabetes is much higher than someone who doesn’t. With November being national diabetes month, we want to take this opportunity to talk about the link between fatty liver disease and diabetes. You can learn all you need to know about this connection in our … Read more
Don’t wait to start your liver care journey, staying healthy isn’t always easy, but you don’t have to do it alone. Through our Liver Health Initiative, you can find the care you need to improve your liver health and reduce your risk for liver disease. About 1 in 4 American adults have nonalcoholic fatty liver … Read more
It’s not uncommon for health conditions to overlap; read our latest blog on liver and heart disease to see what the link between the 2 is! According to the American Heart Association, about 25% of adults worldwide experience an accumulation of fat buildup in their liver. This buildup is referred to as non-alcoholic fatty liver … Read more
Our bodies are a framework of interconnected systems working together. Often when an ailment attacks one part of our body, we have a higher risk of developing issues in other parts. Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is a liver disease common in individuals with hypertension and diabetes. How it’s all connected is the driving force behind a … Read more
As a part of our metabolic health initiative (MHI) here at Synergy Healthcare, we offer FREE fibroscans for adults at risk of developing liver disease. So, what’s a fibroscan anyway? This simple test provides many benefits to you and your health. Here’s what makes this technology such a valuable healthcare tool. Transient Elastography FDA-approved transient … Read more
What you consume influences the health of your liver. For instance, unhealthy lifestyle choices contribute to the lion’s share of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) cases. NAFLD is the most common liver condition in the U.S. Anyone can develop liver disease. Modifications to your diet will help you eat your way to a healthier liver. How Food … Read more
Joining a study starts with a quick phone call with us. We’ll ask you a few questions, and if there’s a study that might be a good fit, we’ll move into the next phase.
After you’ve been screened, you’ll come to our research facility for a complimentary physical assessment, and to discuss any questions you might have.
Once you’re approved as a candidate and if you’re happy with the study conditions, your participation in the clinical research study will begin.
When you participate in a clinical study, you help make medical advances possible, giving hope to countless people all over the world.
