Do you suffer from migraines?

Clinical Trial Study

Do you suffer from migraines?

Site name is currently enrolling volunteers for a migraine research study.

No matter the age migraines can be painful and debilitating and current medications can bring unwanted side effects.

If you are between the age of 18-55 years old and has a history of regular migraines you may be able to participate in a new migraine clinical trial.

No health insurance required

Benefits of Participation:

You may receive compensation for your time and travel

All study related visits and medications will be provided at no cost

Gain access to a new investigative migraine treatment that is not yet available to the public

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Our research coordinator will contact you to verify your eligibility for new study treatments and get started.

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FAQs

Will this affect my insurance or medical services?

Your information will remain strictly confidential; there will be no engagement with your insurance for billing purposes. You and your doctor will continue to make decisions about your care.

Does it cost me anything?

No, you do not have to pay anything to be involved on this study. Health insurance is not required for participation in this study. Investigational medication and study procedures are provided at no cost. A per visit stipend and travel related costs will be provided.

What are Clinical Trials?

Before regulatory authorities, responsible for approving medicines for use in each country, can consider an investigational drug, device or procedure for approval, it must be shown to be both safe and effective. Typically, this is accomplished through clinical trials — carefully designed and monitored studies intended to test and evaluate these investigational drugs, devices or procedures.

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