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"Being in the study was wonderful! The best part is that even though the study has been compelted,  I have been allowed to continue receiving the study medication until it gets FDA approved! It's really been a good experience."

- Ann, Colorado Springs, CO 
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May 11th, 2024
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Frequently asked questions

Here we will address some of your common Clinical Trial questions and or queries. Please reach out to us by the contact us form if you would like a quick reply!

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  • What are clinical trials?

    Clinical trials are research studies that involve human participants and aim to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of new medical interventions, such as drugs, devices, procedures, or preventive measures. These studies are designed to answer specific questions about the causes, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of various health conditions and diseases.

    The main objectives of clinical trials include:

    1. Developing new treatments or improving existing ones
    2. Identifying ways to prevent or detect diseases early
    3. Exploring the effectiveness of combining different treatment approaches
    4. Assessing the safety and potential side effects of new interventions

    By carefully testing these interventions in a controlled environment, researchers can gather valuable data to determine whether they are safe and effective for widespread use. Clinical trials follow strict scientific protocols and are closely monitored to protect the rights and well-being of the participants.

    Ultimately, clinical trials play a crucial role in advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care. They offer hope for individuals with acute or chronic conditions by discovering better treatments and interventions that can enhance their quality of life.

  • Why do individuals participate in clinical trials?

    Individuals choose to participate in clinical trials for a variety of reasons, both personal and altruistic. Some of the main motivations include:

    1. Access to cutting-edge treatments: Clinical trials often involve innovative therapies or interventions that are not yet widely available. For individuals with serious or chronic conditions, participating in a trial may provide access to potentially life-improving or life-saving treatments.

    2. Improved disease management: Even if a trial does not involve a new treatment, participants may receive more frequent and thorough medical attention, which can lead to better management of their condition.

    3. Contribution to medical advancement: Many participants are motivated by the desire to contribute to scientific knowledge and help future generations. By taking part in a trial, they can play a role in identifying new treatments, preventive measures, or cures that may benefit themselves, their loved ones, or society as a whole.

    4. Financial compensation: Some clinical trials offer financial incentives to participants to cover expenses related to their participation, such as travel costs or time off work. However, this is not always the case, and compensation should not be the primary reason for participating.

    5. Hope for the future: For individuals with conditions that currently have limited or no effective treatments, participating in a clinical trial can provide a sense of hope and empowerment, knowing that they are actively involved in the search for better solutions.

    Ultimately, the decision to participate in a clinical trial is a personal one that should be made after carefully weighing the potential risks and benefits and consulting with healthcare professionals.

  • What are the advantages of participating in a clinical trial?

    Benefits vary by person but commonly include:

    • Getting care from top specialists
    • Receiving innovative treatment options
    • Obtaining expert medical attention
  • Where are clinical trials conducted?

    Participants enter their zip code during enrollment, allowing the system to find both remote trials and those within about 25 miles. Sometimes a trial may be farther away. Participants should consider if distance is a key factor for them. Some trials may cover additional travel costs.

  • Is compensation provided for clinical trial participation?

    Yes, trials typically compensate participants. Amounts vary by study. Compensation may include set payments per person and/or reimbursement for time and travel. Most trials provide study-related care, tests, and medications at no cost during the trial period. Specific compensation is detailed to participants before they enroll. Medical insurance is not required.

  • Will a clinical trial affect a participant's regular healthcare?

    No, participants still see their primary doctor as usual for care unrelated to the trial. The participant’s doctor receives updates on their trial progress and may sometimes be directly involved.

  • Can participants stay on their current medications?

    In most cases, participants do not have to stop or change existing medications. Trial staff always review current medications. Any adjustments are discussed with the prescribing doctor.

  • What should someone know before joining a clinical trial?

    Potential participants often have questions, especially if they are new to trials:

    • What is the purpose of this trial?
    • How will it be conducted?
    • What is expected of me as a participant?
    • How long will the trial last?
      Staff will discuss these and other questions before a person agrees to participate.
  • How safe are clinical trials?

    Trials must follow strict rules set by the NIH and FDA. The NIH oversees biomedical research while the FDA regulates new drugs. Trial staff discuss procedures, benefits, and risks with participants before they enroll.

  • Is participants' information kept confidential?

    Yes, personal data is strictly confidential and secure, as described in the privacy policies on this site and from the specific trial.

  • What is the typical duration of a clinical trial?

    Trial length varies by the actual study, from weeks to years. The duration is discussed during the enrollment process.

  • What if a participant wants or needs to leave a trial early?

    Participants should always consult with the trial staff and their primary doctor before withdrawing.

  • What occurs after a clinical trial concludes?

    The specifics vary by trial. Generally, the sponsoring organizations review and analyze the data collected. Results are published in medical journals and other media. Findings that indicate safe, effective benefits often lead to new practices or medications being adopted.

  • How can I find out about upcoming clinical trials?

    New trials are constantly launching. Check this site regularly and enter your zip code to see applicable trials. You can also opt to receive alerts about new studies matching your needs. Signup HERE to get notified when your location is offering TRIALS.

     
     
     
Our dedicated team has been at the forefront of connecting individuals with chronic health conditions to pioneering clinical trials. By working closely with you, we can help identify and match you to one of the many actively enrolling studies, offering potential new treatment options. This not only accelerates the availability of new medications and therapies but also empowers you to take an active role in your health journey. Explore your options with us today and take a step towards advancing healthcare innovations.
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