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Joining a Clinical Trial

Join a Clinical Trial

Step-by-Step Guide

Participating in a clinical trial is a valuable way to contribute to medical research and potentially access cutting-edge treatments. Follow these steps to become part of a study and help advance healthcare.

01

Find a Trial

Search our database to identify trials that match your interests and health conditions.

02

Review Eligibility Criteria

Ensure you qualify by reviewing the trial's specific eligibility requirements.

03

Contact Our Team

Reach out for more information and guidance on the next steps.

04

Schedule a Screening

Attend a screening visit to confirm your eligibility through various assessments.

05

Provide Informed Consent

Review detailed trial information and sign the informed consent form.

06

Participate in the Trial

Follow the trial protocol, including visits and treatments, while being monitored.

07

Complete Follow-Up

Attend follow-up visits to assess your health and help evaluate the trial's outcomes.

FAQs

Learn More About Participating in Medical Research

A clinical trial is a research study involving human volunteers to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of new treatments, interventions, or medical devices.
Eligibility criteria vary by study but generally include factors such as age, health condition, and medical history. Specific requirements are outlined in each trial’s protocol.
Patient safety is paramount in clinical trials. Before a trial begins, researchers must demonstrate that the potential benefits outweigh any risks. Participants are closely monitored throughout the study.
Participants may gain access to cutting-edge treatments not yet available to the public and contribute to medical research that could improve healthcare for future generations.
Compensation policies vary by trial and may include reimbursement for time and travel expenses. Details are provided in the informed consent document.
The duration varies depending on the study’s objectives and design. Some trials may last several months to several years.
Yes, participants have the right to withdraw from a clinical trial at any time, for any reason, without penalty. It’s important to inform the research team if you decide to withdraw.
You can search for clinical trials on our website or contact our team for assistance. We can help you find trials that match your health condition and interests.

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