Living with OCD? Consider A Research Study!

Hialeah FL

Description

Do you or someone you know struggle with OCD? Have past medications been ineffective to treat your OCD symptoms? Segal Trials is currently conducting a clinical research study evaluating the safety and efficacy of an investigation medication for patients with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Study Details: - Between the ages of 18-65 years old - Diagnosed with OCD and past medications have failed - Currently taking an SSRI - Diagnosed for over 1 year and still experiencing medium to severe symptoms - Additional study requirements may apply Participants who qualify may receive: - Complimentary Study Related Exams & Lab Work - Complimentary Transportation - Compensation up to $525, if qualified To see if you qualify CALL 1-877-734-2588 or VISIT See more studies at Refer a friend & receive $75 if they successfully enroll in a study. For more information, provide your name, phone number and the best time to contact you. Segal Trials 1-877-734-2588 www.segaltrials.com 9:00 am – 5:00 pm PRIVACY PRACTICES ABOUT CLINICAL TRIALS Clinical trials have led to important medical discoveries like vaccines and treatments for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and rare diseases. This is especially important when there are no available treatments for a disease, such as Alzheimer’s disease, certain cancers, and Lupus. Clinical trials help make sure that new drugs and treatments are the best and safest way to treat patients with health issues Clinical trials contribute valuable information about the benefits and safety of existing treatments, giving doctors and patients reliable information for choosing between alternative treatments. Clinical trials also help in the discovery of new or improved technology and programs, such as MRIs, CT scans, diagnostic procedures, and even better ways to exercise. Clinical trials help identify ways to improve the comfort and quality of life for people with chronic or recurring illnesses. Study volunteers play an important role in the clinical research process, leading to better and longer lives for all of us.