A clinical trial is a research study conducted to evaluate new treatments, drugs, or medical devices. By participating in a clinical trial, you may have access to innovative treatments before they are widely available, receive expert medical care, and contribute to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care.

There are several ways to find clinical trials for your specific condition. You can consult your healthcare provider who can guide you to relevant trials, search online databases of clinical trials, or contact clinical research organizations that specialize in patient recruitment for clinical trials. You may also register your interest with us and we can send you suitable opportunities as they arise.

Clinical trials have rigorous safety measures in place to protect participants. All trials must follow strict ethical and regulatory guidelines. Independent ethics committees review and approve the trial protocols. Additionally, trials are closely monitored by investigators, sponsors, and regulatory authorities to ensure participant safety throughout the study. Having said that, all trials have risks and these must be carefully discussed and understood with the help of a medical professional before you enroll in a trial.