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Why are New Medicines Tested on Healthy Volunteers?

May 18, 2026 | New Medicines | No Comments

When we hear about clinical trials for new medicines, many people assume the first tests are carried out in patients who actually have the disease. Surprisingly, that’s not always the case. Before a medicine ever reaches the pharmacy shelves, it goes through years of research and safety checks. Scientists first study and test the drug […]

More than Teeth: What are Dentists really about?

May 15, 2026 | New Medicines | No Comments

Long before I ever imagined becoming a dentist, my earliest memory of dentistry involved a stubborn baby tooth hanging on by what felt like a single thread. Most parents would have handled the situation themselves with the classic “quick yank.” But apparently, as a child, I had a reputation. Crying wasn’t just something I did […]

Genetically Targeted Drug Therapy, the future of Modern Medicine.

May 11, 2026 | New Medicines | No Comments

Modern medicine is moving towards a future where treatments are designed specifically for each person. This approach is called Genetically Targeted Drug Therapy (GTDT), which is precision medicine. Instead of giving the same medicine to everyone with the same illness, doctors can use a person’s genetic information to choose the safest and most effective treatment. […]

From Discovery to Treatment

April 18, 2026 | Medical Research | No Comments

How are new drugs developed? Most of the common medicines we consume today, were once new drugs. These common medicines that have been present for centuries, all have a story with a common theme – a lengthy development process.  For example, one of the most common and widely used pain relievers, Paracetamol (chemically known as […]

Welcome to Kiki’s Blog!

January 29, 2026 | New Medicines | 1 Comment

I’m Eki (Kiki) – a dentist, scientist and writer with a passion for creating engaging scientific content, particularly around innovations in drug discovery. I also enjoy exploring everyday issues and sharing thoughtful perspectives on how they shape the world around us. From the Dental Chair to the World of Medicines: My Journey So Far. If […]