Frequently Asked Questions

Clinical trials are research studies conducted to evaluate new medical treatments, interventions, or devices. They are crucial for advancing medical knowledge, testing the safety and efficacy of new therapies, and improving patient care.

Participation criteria vary depending on the specific trial, but generally, participants are selected based on factors such as their medical condition, age, and other health-related criteria defined in the trial protocol. Detailed eligibility criteria are provided for each study.

If you decide to participate, you will undergo screening to determine if you meet the study’s eligibility criteria. Once enrolled, you will receive detailed information about the trial procedures, potential risks and benefits, and what is expected of you as a participant.

Participant safety and rights are paramount in clinical trials. Trials are conducted under strict ethical and regulatory guidelines to ensure participant welfare. Independent ethics committees and regulatory authorities oversee each study to protect participants’ rights and safety.

After enrollment, you will undergo the study interventions or treatments as outlined in the trial protocol. You will be closely monitored by healthcare professionals throughout the study duration. Regular follow-up visits and assessments will be scheduled to track your progress and collect data.

Yes, clinical trials may involve risks, such as potential side effects from investigational treatments or procedures. However, these risks are carefully assessed and minimized through rigorous study design and monitoring. Detailed information about potential risks is provided during the informed consent process.

Clinical trial results provide critical data on the safety and efficacy of new treatments. Positive results may lead to regulatory approvals for new therapies, which can then become available to patients, improving treatment options and outcomes in healthcare.

You can stay informed about upcoming trials by visiting our website regularly or contacting our clinical trial team. We provide information on new trials, eligibility criteria, and how to participate. Join our mailing list or follow us on social media for updates on current and upcoming studies.