Trial Participation

If you are suffering from gout, you know that it can be both painful and frustrating. Participation in this clinical research study provides close monitoring and comprehensive study-related care from a physician specialist at no cost. For more information, complete the form on the right side of the page or call Northwest Clinical Research Center at 1-877-453-0404.

Frequently Asked Questions About Participating
Why do clinical trials exist?
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires that all prescription medications be evaluated for safety and efficacy before they are marketed to the public.  So before a new medication can be made available, it must undergo extensive testing.  Clinical trials are part of this testing process.

Why do people participate in clinical trials?
People participate in clinical trials for many reasons.  Often they have tried the treatments that are currently available for TRD and have found that it did not work for them, so they would like to try something new.
Sometimes patients participate to help further medical research.  They understand how important it is that new medications are available for TRD, and want to do their part to help. Other times, a patient may not be able to afford the most current treatment available for their depression, and clinical trial participation offers a research medication at no cost.

How can I get involved?
Northwest Clinical Research Center has been conducting Clinical Trials since 1995. We are committed to patient care and safety.   If you wish to participate in a clinical trial, you may contact Northwest Clinical Research Center by completing the form, or by using the contact information listed.  One of our friendly staff will ask you some questions over the phone and schedule you for a screening visit to see if you qualify for one of our studies.

Questionnaire:


This Study Is No Longer Seeking Participants At This Time. Thank You For Your Interest.


Click here for a list of our current active clinical studies.

Do you experience the following symptoms in the affected joint?

 Warmth, pain, or swelling Rapid increase in of discomfort Limited movement or stiffness Skin may peel or feel itchy Red or purplish skin around the joint

Are you currently receiving treatment for gout?

Do you have a history of any of the following?

 Seizure Disorder Stroke Head Injury Brain Tumor Cancer NONE

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