A clinical trial is a research study designed to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a new treatment, drug, medical device, or procedure. Participants in these trials help researchers determine how well a treatment works and its potential side effects.

Eligibility for a clinical trial depends on various factors such as age, gender, medical history, and the condition being studied. Our research team will evaluate your health status and determine if you're a good fit for a specific trial. You can always express your interest through the Participant Interest Application tab.

Participants' safety is a top priority in clinical trials. All trials are conducted under strict regulatory guidelines to protect participants. Before enrolling, you’ll be fully informed about the trial’s risks and benefits. In addition, you will be monitored throughout the study to ensure your well-being.

The specific procedures vary depending on the trial, but you may need to attend scheduled visits, undergo medical tests, and take study medications or treatments. Your involvement will be closely monitored by trained medical staff to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment being studied.

Many clinical trials offer compensation to participants for their time and travel expenses. The amount can vary depending on the trial's duration and requirements. You will be informed of any compensation details before enrolling.

Once the clinical trial ends, participants may receive information about the study results and any future opportunities. Depending on the trial, some participants may be invited to participate in follow-up studies or continue their treatment with the new drug or device.

Most clinical trials cover the cost of the study medication, treatments, and medical tests. However, there may be other costs associated with travel or parking. You will be informed about any potential costs prior to your enrollment.

The duration of a clinical trial depends on the study's specific goals and design. Some trials may last a few weeks, while others may take several months or longer. The research team will provide a timeline based on the trial you're interested in.

Yes, participation in a clinical trial is voluntary, and you can withdraw at any time without penalty. You are encouraged to discuss any concerns with the research team before making a decision to leave the study.

Yes, your personal and medical information will be kept strictly confidential in accordance with privacy laws and regulations, such as HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). Only authorized personnel involved in the trial will have access to your data.

While clinical trials are designed to minimize risks, there may be side effects or unforeseen complications related to the study treatment. All potential risks will be thoroughly explained to you during the informed consent process, and you will be monitored closely throughout the trial.

Our Clinical Trials tab provides detailed information on all active trials. If you're unsure which trial you may be eligible for, our team can help you identify suitable trials based on your medical history and health condition.

Yes, you will receive regular updates and communications from the research team about your progress, any changes to the study, and any important findings. You will also have opportunities to ask questions and express concerns during scheduled visits.

If you have more questions, you can contact our team through the Contact Us tab, or you can directly reach out to the trial coordinator listed in the trial’s details. Our staff is happy to assist you with any inquiries.