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- Nocturia (frequent nighttime urination)
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“The various studies I have done with CKRA have been very helpful to me regarding my health issues. I have been enrolled in many studies over the past few years and have found this group of professionals to be very knowledgeable about the various illnesses and medical problems under study and very caring for their participants.
I feel that the feedback that I give while participating in a given study is contributing to the safety of new drugs under consideration by the FDA. It also helps the pharmaceutical companies know how their products affect the people they are targeting with their new medications.
The studies have also been an opportunity to be reimbursed for the time I give to something I believe is necessary and very important.”
S.S., Lexington
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Does a participant continue to work with a primary health care provider while in a trial?
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Yes. Most clinical trials provide short-term treatments related to a designated illness or condition, but do not provide extended or complete primary health care. In addition, by having the health care provider work with the research team, the participant can ensure that other medications or treatments will not conflict with the protocol.