Interested in participating in a Neurological Clinical Trial?

Clinical trials are open to anyone who is interested in participating. Whether you are in good health or have a neurological medical condition, you have the option to volunteer for a clinical trial.

All clinical trials follow a specific protocol and process. Here's what you can expect:

• Learn about the clinical trial

• Meet with your doctor and the clinical trial team, who will answer any questions

• Receive an informed consent form that outlines the key facts about the trial and what participation involves

• Undergo screening tests, such as a physical exam and lab tests, to determine if you are eligible to participate

• Begin the trial when the study doctor confirms your eligibility, and continue with any additional testing, examinations, or scans as required

• Complete the trial, with any necessary follow-up visits

You will not be asked to participate in a clinical trial unless your doctor and the clinical trial team believe it is a suitable option for you. The aim of clinical trials is to ensure that the benefits outweigh the risks. By participating in a clinical trial, you may:

• Be among the first patients to receive a potentially life-changing treatment

• Contribute to future generations of patients receiving better treatment options

• Help researchers better understand a particular illness

When you take part in a clinical trial, you will be closely monitored by the clinical trial team to ensure that any side effects are carefully managed, that the treatment is administered correctly, and that you adhere to the protocol.