Frequently Asked Questions

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 Clinical trials are essential research studies focused on evaluating the safety and efficacy of new medical interventions, including strategies, treatments, or devices, for human use. These studies help identify the most effective approaches for various illnesses or populations, leading to potential FDA approval for widespread use. 

 Eligibility for clinical trials is determined by specific criteria, which can include age, gender, disease type and stage, and medical history. While some studies require participants who are experiencing certain health conditions, others are open to healthy individuals. 

• Active involvement in their healthcare and deeper insights into their conditions.
• Health evaluations by certified specialists related to the study.
• Complimentary study-related medication and laboratory tests.
• Early access to innovative treatments not yet available to the public.
• The opportunity to aid in medical research progress.

 No, participants do not need medical insurance to join. All services related to the study, including materials, are provided free of charge. 

Clinical trials are conducted under stringent regulations by the FDA, involving millions of volunteers annually. While these studies are designed with safety in mind, participants are advised of potential risks, including the chance that the treatment may not be effective or could cause side effects. 

 Participants have the right to withdraw from a study at any time, with specific procedures in place to ensure their safe departure from the research. 

ClinicalTrials.gov (Available in English and Spanish): Visit www.clinicaltrials.gov or call 1-800-411-1222.

Food and Drug Administration (FDA): Visit www.fda.gov or call 1-888-463-6332