What are clinical trials?
Clinical trials are research studies that involve people. These trials are used by researchers and medical professionals to evaluate the results of introducing participants to a certain medical, behavioral, or surgical intervention. They generally have four phases.
Phase1
Focus on Safety
Phase 2
Check Effectiveness
Phase 3
Effectiveness across populations
Phase 4
Long-term efficacy & safety
Clinical trials have two main goals:
Researchers spend years working with different groups of people and the treatment making sure that no stone is left unturned. An administration that handles approval of medications and therapies is operating alongside the trial through the entire process.
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Browse the surveys currently running and complete the form on it’s page for a chance to be connected to a clinical trial once they become available.
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Hearing Loss
Trouble hearing? If you struggle to hear low sounds – like asking people to repeat things in conversation or people needing to talk loud for you – you might qualify for an upcoming research study testing in-ear headphones. Click below to learn more.
Major Depressive Disorder
Living with depression is a daily challenge, and medication doesn’t always make it better. If you’re living with depression and not seeing enough improvement with your current medication, you could qualify to participate in an upcoming clinical trial.