Question 1

What is a clinical study?

Accepted Answer

A clinical study, also called a clinical trial or research study, is a carefully designed scientific evaluation of a potential new investigational medication. Clinical studies are conducted by doctors and researchers. A clinical study helps to answer important questions about a potential new medication or investigational drug, such as:

Are there side effects?
How safe is it?
Does it work?

Question 2

What is an investigational drug?

Accepted Answer

An investigational drug, also called study medication or study drug, is a new treatment that has been tested in a lab and approved for testing in people by health authorities. It may also be a medication already approved for one condition but being tested for another. Investigational drugs can only be used in clinical studies.

Question 3

What is a placebo?

Accepted Answer

A placebo is a “fake” treatment that looks like the real medicine but doesn’t contain any active ingredients. It’s used in some studies to help researchers understand if the real treatment works.

Question 4

How do I find out if I qualify?

Accepted Answer

If you would like to know whether you might be able to take part in the study, please fill out the form [refer to the prescreener]. If you decide to participate, you will go through a online screening process to see if you qualify. You may be contacted via phone to ask more specified questions. If you pre-qualify, you will be connected to a study site in your area. The study doctor will check additional criteria before you can officially join the study.

Question 5

Is there a cost to take part?

Accepted Answer

No, there is no cost to participate. The study drug and all related tests and procedures are provided for free. Travel expenses to and from the study site may also be reimbursed.

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