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Located in the heart of Miami Beach, this independent Clinical Research Facility operates just minutes from the esteemed Mount Sinai Hospital, offering convenient access to emergency and specialized medical services if needed. While not affiliated with or located within the hospital, the facility benefits from its close proximity to this major healthcare institution, providing added peace of mind for participants and staff alike. Focused on conducting high-quality clinical trials across a range of therapeutic areas, the center is dedicated to advancing medical research in a setting designed for patient comfort, efficiency, and professionalism.
The facility is surrounded by one of Miami Beach’s most dynamic and rapidly modernizing neighborhoods. With the Atlantic Ocean only blocks away, participants can enjoy the calming presence of white-sand beaches alongside a thriving urban environment. Trendy restaurants, boutique shops, and modern residential developments are reshaping the area into a vibrant hub for both locals and visitors. This unique blend of coastal beauty and cosmopolitan energy makes the facility’s location not only convenient, but also an appealing and engaging place to take part in cutting-edge clinical research.
Crohn's disease (CD) is a complex and debilitating disease that significantly affects people's lives. It causes inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract, which can lead to fibrosis (an excessive build-up of scar tissue in the intestinal wall).
There are many approved treatments for CD. But unfortunately, they don't always work for everyone. Which is why we're conducting a clinical study to see if an investigational medicine that targets not only inflammation, but also fibrosis, could improve the symptoms and quality of life of people living with CD.
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that causes inflammation and ulcers (sores) in the lining of the colon (large intestine). Those living with ulcerative colitis (UC) may experience abdominal pain, diarrhea with blood or pus (mucus) and rectal bleeding and pain.
Qualified participants will receive financial
compensation for the completion of study
related activities.
Based on your answers to the pre-screening questions, you may be eligible for this clinical trial!
A clinical research study is being conducted in Miami to investigate the effect of an FDA approved weight loss drug on the occurrence
of heart-related events, such as heart attack and stroke. For this study, the study team is looking for people who have a history of heart conditions or have certain risk factors for heart disease.
Qualified participants will receive financial
compensation for the completion of study
related activities.
Do you think you might be interested in participating?
Black Or African American: 30%
Hispanic: 45%
Caucasian: 20%
Asian And Other: 5%
Ages 19-64: 60%
65 Years and Up: 40%
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