National Stroke Association Teams With Clinical Trial Matching Service CureLauncher

I bet an association with us popular stroke bloggers would be more likely to bring in clinical trial participants.  Probably because we have more relevant information and more visitors.
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Michigan-based CureLauncher (http://www.curelauncher.com), developer of a patent-pending and proprietary clinical trial matching service, today announced an exclusive(Does this mean they can't  approach other better stroke groups?) partnership with the National Stroke Association—a leading educational, prevention and advocacy group for individuals and their families and health care professionals confronting health issues related to strokes.
National Stroke Association members and visitors will be directed to http://www.curelauncher.com, where specially trained relationship managers help individuals find a clinical trial that may offer access to a new diagnostic test, treatment or rehabilitative approach.
“We are thrilled to partner with CureLauncher,” said Jim Baranski, National Stroke Association CEO. “Together, we can make progress in preventing, treating and understanding this challenging condition that impacts so many American families. In particular, clinical medical research is bringing us new diagnostic techniques to identify individuals at risk for stroke, as well as life strategies and other approaches to prevention.”
The power of clinical trials. Nearly 200 million Americans have a chronic disease such as diabetes, heart disease, asthma or cancer. Less than five percent of them know where to find new treatments available in clinical trials according to the Center for Information & Study on Clinical Research Participation (CISCRP). Yet, some of America’s best medical care is available through these clinical trials.
"CureLauncher redefines the approach to clinical trials by putting people and their families first," said David Fuehrer, CureLauncher President, who is also a two-time cancer survivor and active speaker and volunteer for various support communities.
“We are excited to collaborate with the National Stroke Association. We want to help them in their quest to prevent or alleviate what is now the nation’s fourth leading cause of death,” Fuehrer added.
About National Stroke Association:
The National Stroke Association was formed in 1984 to fill a void as the only national nonprofit healthcare organization focusing 100 percent of its resources and attention on stroke. In its brief history, National Stroke Association has become a leading national resource on stroke and the driving force behind efforts to improve stroke prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and support for all impacted by stroke. Learn more at: http://www.nationalstrokeassociation.com.
About CureLauncher:
CureLauncher gives people the power and support to make a life-changing decision. Its patent-pending matching system helps people find treatment options that are aligned with their unique goals and conditions. Take Control. Know Your Options™. Learn more at http://www.CureLauncher.com.