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What is a Clinical Study?
Clinical research is where it all starts
Before a new investigational drug or treatment can reach the marketplace, clinical trial studies of these medications must be performed. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) strictly regulates the pharmaceutical industry so that all medications available to consumers today are proven safe and effective. As a new study participant in a clinical trial, you are part of the development process to evaluate these medical therapies that can potentially improve, or lead to a cure for your medical condition.
Who can enroll in these clinical trials?
Our clinical trial studies enroll a diverse population of participants depending on the investigational medical treatment. Each clinical trial follows a set of guidelines that details the inclusion and exclusion criteria for potential study participants. These criteria include screening factors such as gender, age, preexisting conditions, type and stage of disease, past and present treatments, etc.
All study participants will have their privacy protected throughout the research process. All medical records remain confidential and all research data amassed throughout the study is anonymously reported to the pharmaceutical companies.
What happens during a clinical trial?
Before a new investigational drug or treatment can reach the marketplace, clinical trial studies of these medications must be performed. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) strictly regulates the pharmaceutical industry so that all medications available to consumers today are proven safe and effective. As a new study participant in a clinical trial, you are part of the development process to evaluate these medical therapies that can potentially improve, or lead to a cure for your medical condition.
What is the cost?
There is no cost to the study participants for all clinical trial related treatments, medications and visits.