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Find all the information you need to know if you’re interested in applying to one of our clinical trials.

Understanding Clinical Trials

A clinical trial is a research study on people to test new ways to prevent, detect, or treat diseases, determining if a new drug, device, or procedure is safe, effective, and better than existing options. These studies involve volunteers and are conducted in phases (Phase 1, 2, 3, 4) to gather data on safety, dosage, effectiveness, and long-term effects before treatments become widely available

Phase 1: Small group, focus on safety, dosage, and side effects.

Phase 2: Larger group, further assess safety and effectiveness, find optimal dose.

Phase 3: Very large group, confirm efficacy, compare to standard treatments, monitor side effects.

Phase 4: Post-approval, long-term monitoring of risks, benefits, and optimal use.

We are currently conducting phase 2, 3, and 4 with participants with an established medical condition (cardiovascular)

Common Questions About Trial Participation

1. What is the purpose of the study?
2. Have similar studies already been done and what were the results?
3. Who will fund this study?
4. How will my medical information and privacy be protected?
5. Is there a chance I will receive a placebo, and if so, will the new treatment be given should it prove to be better than current treatments?
6. How long will the study last?
7. What will I be required to do?
8. What are the possible risks and benefits and options if I am harmed?
9. What kinds of treatment, procedures, or tests will I undergo during the trial?
10. Who will provide these treatments, tests, or procedures?
11. What are the side effects of the tests or treatments?
12. Will I be able to take my regular medications while participating?

Agreeing to participate in a clinical trial is a serious decision that should not be entered into lightly.
Talk to your doctor or another trusted healthcare provider to help you understand a possible trial.

The NIH offers additional information about clinical trials to check out before agreeing to participate in a trial.

Participant Bill of Rights

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The Clinical Trial Process

Our research team provides support at every step, ensuring you understand the process and answering all your questions.

Express interest through our website or by calling our research team.
Answer basic questions to determine potential eligibility for specific trials.
Learn about the study details, potential risks and benefits, and your rights as a participant.
Complete medical evaluations to confirm eligibility for the study.
Receive the study treatment and attend scheduled visits for monitoring.
Continue with necessary evaluations after the active treatment period.
Receive information about next steps and future treatment options.

Benefits of Joining
a Clinical Trial

Gain access to promising new therapies before they're widely available.
Receive comprehensive care from our specialized research team led by Dr. Martinez-Clark.
Help develop treatments that may benefit future patients with your condition.
Clinical trial medications and procedures are provided at no cost to participants.
Join others facing similar health challenges in contributing to medical advancement.

Transportation Assistance Program

As a courtesy of participating in a Clinical Trials at amavita Research, we will be able to help relieve some of the financial burden of participating. Our Clinical Trial Assistance Program (CTAP) helps reduce financial barriers to clinical trial participation for Amavita’s patients by providing reimbursement for travel-related costs associated with participation in eligible clinical trials. Majority of the Sponsor cover transportations expenses through their 3rd party vendor, in case that one study is not provided this services, Sponsor always provide budgets that will be reimbursed directly to you by our Institutions for types of expenses. Travel costs for one caregiver are allowed, if necessary.