Now enrolling: Adults 40 to 75 with COPD for a Research Study

Start date
Therapy area(s)
Respiratory health
Location
Austin
Compensation
Up to $3600
Status
Enrolling now
COPD

Requirements

Participants must meet the following inclusion criteria to be eligible for this clinical trial:

  • Volunteers with COPD 
  • 40 to 75 years old 
  • Body Mass Index (BMI) of 19.5-32 kg/m2 
  • Current smokers, non-smokers and former smokers are eligible 
  • Former smokers must have a history of cigarette smoking of ≥10 pack years at screening 
  • Must be on stable treatment of long-acting muscarinic antagonists (LAMA) and/or long-acting beta-agonists (LABA) 
  • Health status is further evaluated by reviewing medical history, screening assessments, and visit with physician 
  • Available and willing to commit to study visit structure – You will be asked to return for 15 outpatient follow-up visits 
Age: 40-75
Sex: Non-child-bearing F or M
BMI: 19.5-32
Smoker or non-smoker

About study

The purpose of the study is to test the safety and tolerability of different doses of a study drug used to treat COPD. The study drug is being developed as a potential treatment for COPD. This is a research study, and your participation is voluntary. You may stop participating at any time.

Submit request for call back.

You can sign up by calling the clinic’s call center or request a call back here.

Locations

Location Start date Status
Austin
Enrolling now

What’s the commitment?

0 Overnight

Some studies require overnight visits in our clinic. While staying with us, you will enjoy no-cost meals, high-speed internet access, and a variety of in-clinic amenities. These domiciling visits are often required to help control study variables, ensure availability for study procedures, and provide excellent medical oversight.

15 Outpatient

Outpatient visits are booked to accommodate assessments in the study schedule. These visits typically last 3–5 hours, but may vary per study.

0 Calls

Scheduled phone calls are utilized to complete assessments that do not require a visit to the clinic, such as tracking the well-being of participants, reviewing dosing or assessment diaries, or gathering additional study data.

What are the benefits?

Advance potential treatment options

Every clinical research trial is aimed at getting new therapies to those in need. Some may have immediate results for participants while other are helping shape the future landscape of medicine.

No-cost Healthcare

Clinical trials offer a baseline of health assessments at no-cost to study participants. Many studies offer additional assessments and data that are above the standard of care that you would typically receive from your doctor.

Compensation for participation

Many clinical trials offer financial compensation for participation to help cover the cost of associated time, travel and inconvenience.

Improving the lives of yourself and others

Lack of participation in the research phase is a leading cause in delay of effective treatments to the public. No matter the benefit to you, your participation in a clinical trial is key to getting new therapies to the world.

How do I participate?

Register your interest

Let us know if you’re interested in a clinical trial!

Pre-qualification

We’ll review your medical history and match you with the study that makes sense for you.

Screening

Get all the details about the study, ask any questions you might have, and go through the health screening process (i.e. Labs, Physical Exam)

Enrollment

If you qualify, you’ll be invited to join the study. Once enrolled, you’re officially part of the research!

Want to find out more?

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