The development of new medications and treatments is dependent on people volunteering to participate in clinical trials.

People living with chronic illnesses know that current treatments may not always provide the relief they need. This creates a constant demand for the discovery and development of more effective medications.

Clinical trials are essential in the process of developing new medications and now you have the chance to be involved!

 Before a new medication or treatment can be made available to the public, it must be approved by a regulatory body such as the FDA. Evidence is required to show that the new medication is safe and effective before it is approved.  Your participation in a clinical trial helps provide this evidence and make new medications available faster to those who need it. 

The clinical trial, or research study is carefully designed to answer specific questions concerning the safety and effectiveness of the treatment. The study is then approved by a human research ethics committee before volunteers can be asked to participate.

 Momentum Clinical Research employs specially trained doctors and nurses to care for and supervise volunteers taking part in clinical trials of new medications for a variety of conditions.