This brochure addresses some common myths about clinical trials. If you have heard these myths, this brochure will help you learn the facts about each one.
Common Myths About Clinical Trials
A Guide to Costs and Payments in Clinical Trials
This brochure gives you the basic facts about costs and payments in clinical trials. It also suggests some questions to ask the doctors and staff of a specific trial.
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Building Bridges Between Health Care Providers and Clinical Research
Health Care Professionals (HCPs) have direct access to thousands of patients who they see on a regular basis. Patients often report having a high level of trust in their HCPs and a recent CISCRP study found 64% of the public believes people should learn about clinical research through discussions with their doctor and nurse…
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What is a Placebo Controlled Clinical Trial
If you or someone you know is considering taking part in a clinical trial, this brochure is for you. It is intended to help you understand what ‘placebos’ are, and why they are used in clinical trials…
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Los Hispanos y la Investigacion Clinica
English Title: Hispanics and Clinical Research
Si usted es una madre, padre, hija o hijo de origen hispano, deseará saber más
acerca de la investigación clínica. Estos importantes proyectos de investigación ayudan
a encontrar formas de diagnosticar, prevenir y tratar enfermedades para que los
hispanos y todo el mundo puedan gozar de una vida más larga y sana en la futuro…
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African Americans and Clinical Research
If you have ever taken a pill or been treated for an illness, you have seen the benefit of clinical trials. Each year, thousands of African Americans take part in clinical trials to help find ways to prevent, treat, and cure illness. Clinical trials help African Americans and all people enjoy better health…
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Should My Child Participate
To protect the rights and welfare of children participating in clinical studies, federal agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), oversee much of the medical research in the US…
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Should I Participate
A clinical trial is a research study involving human volunteers that tries to answer a specific health question. Clinical trials closely monitor people’s progress as they take part in the study of an investigational drug, device or method of treatment that has not been approved by the FDA…
Taking Part in a Clinical Trial
Every year millions of people make the courageous decision to participate in clinical research. Study participants form a partnership with researchers and health professionals, and play an important role in advancing knowledge about the nature of diseases and how to treat them…
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Let Us Recognize and Thank Study Volunteers
All around us are Medical Heroes — volunteers who participate in clinical trials.
Medical Heroes take part in clinical trials to help determine if a medical intervention, such as a drug, device, or treatment, is safe and effective for human use…
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