Sterling IMRES is a comprehensive medical institute bringing together clinical research, scientific education, and scholarly publishing into a unified, evidence-based platform.
Research design, methodology, multidisciplinary programs and research coordination.
Clinical science, disease-focused scholarship, clinical education and medically reviewed content.
Oral health, dental science, dental education and related research.
Nursing, respiratory therapy, rehabilitation, laboratory and allied health perspectives.
Pharmacology, therapeutics, natural products and medication-related research.
Physiology, pathology, molecular mechanisms, anatomy and laboratory sciences.
Systematic review, critical appraisal, reproducibility, standards and research integrity.
Anatomical illustration, scientific figures, visual abstracts and educational diagrams.
Books, journals, reports, editorial standards, peer review and publishing operations.
Registered studies that are recruiting or in progress, with 3 more due to start.
Building on an earlier cluster trial in Lilongwe, this Malawi-based randomised trial gives pregnant participants either xylitol-containing chewing gum or a sorbitol gum. The study asks whether improving maternal oral health with xylitol lowers rates of preterm birth and low birthweight. Child developmental outcomes are also tracked.
This Brazilian study treats periodontitis with scaling and root planing in adults with and without heart failure, alongside a delayed-treatment control group. Researchers follow a cardiac marker (NT-proBNP) and oral and immune measures at three and six months. It explores whether gum treatment could have a measurable effect on heart failure.
The SMaRT study in Ontario, Canada, evaluates a model in which nurses coordinate the care of patients with multiple chronic conditions using home telemonitoring. Patients send home measurements through the Medly platform so the care team can spot problems between visits. The study compares early death and readmission outcomes with usual care.
Research methods, evidence-based practice, scientific writing and illustration.
Scientific integrityEvidence review, reporting standards, corrections and editorial policy.
Medical illustrationAnatomical illustration, figures and visual abstracts, correctly licensed.
CollaborateResearch, academic, clinical, editorial, review, illustration and education.
Researchers, clinicians, dentists, nurses, pharmacologists, biomedical scientists, editors, illustrators and educators can propose research, reviews and teaching.
