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Corresponding author: Jannette Dufour Contact Information: Jannette.dufour@ttuhsc.edu DOI: 10.12746/swrccc.v7i29.550 Research into human physiology and causes of disease is necessary to provide cutting edge medical treatment. As a cart is useless with only one wheel, similarly medicine alone without research is not sufficient to advance techniques and knowledge. Research is the driving force behind development of new drugs, techniques, or discovery of new pathways. Physicians play a critical role not only in the discovery of new treatments but also to advance these newly discovered drugs or techniques as they enter clinical trials where the efficacy and safety of these advancements are tested. A new discovery can take anywhere from 5–20 years on average before it is moved from bench to bedside and launched into the market for the benefit of the general public. Research requires the perseverance and determination to stay focused on the end goal.

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