Currently recruiting
Clinical Trials for Crohn's Disease
Crohn's Disease is a condition that affects the digestive system, primarily causing inflammation. It is a type of inflammatory bowel disease and can affect any part of the digestive tract, from the mouth to the anus. Most commonly, it affects the small intestine and the beginning of the large intestine.
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Clinical trials we are recruiting for
Research for Crohn's Disease
We are inviting adults with Crohn's disease to participate in a clinical research study. The study focuses on evaluating a new investigational treatment for those who continue to experience symptoms despite previous or current therapies.
Participating in this study may involve study-related medical evaluations, laboratory tests, and a review of your medical history and Crohn's disease treatments. The research team will review your medical history and perform screening assessments to determine eligibility.
If you're interested in learning more about the study and whether you may qualify, you can speak with our research team.
Who may qualify?
Who May Qualify
This study is looking for adults who have been diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. You may be considered if you continue to experience symptoms despite previous or ongoing treatments. It's important that participants in the study have their Crohn's disease status confirmed.
If you are interested in learning more about participating, the next step is to have a conversation with the research team. They are responsible for confirming who can take part in the study after reviewing personal medical history and conducting necessary screening assessments.
Eligibility varies by study. Our research team will review the specific requirements with you to determine whether a current study may be appropriate.
What to expect
Initial Contact
Reach out to the research team to express your interest in participating and learn more about the study.
Eligibility Discussion
Have a conversation with the research team to discuss your medical history and current condition related to Crohn's disease.
Screening and Assessment
Undergo screening assessments and tests to help determine your eligibility for the study.
Study Visits
Participate in study visits, which may include medical evaluations and laboratory tests related to the investigational treatment.
Study Completion
Conclude your participation with a final set of assessments to review your progress and gather study data.
Why take part at Novum Research?
Why Choose Novum for Your Crohn's Disease Study?
At Novum, we understand how important it is to feel supported and informed when considering participation in a clinical study. Our team is dedicated to creating a comfortable and welcoming environment for all participants. Here’s how we make your experience with us a priority:
- Experienced Local Team: Our knowledgeable team works closely with participants throughout the study process, ensuring you have all the information you need at each step.
- Single Location for All Visits: Your study visits, assessments, and procedures are conveniently conducted in one place, making your participation as seamless as possible.
- Time to Ask Questions: We provide ample opportunity for you to ask questions and discuss any concerns with our research team, ensuring you feel comfortable and informed.
- No Pressure to Decide: Participation is entirely voluntary, and there is no obligation to join the study after speaking with our team.
We strive to support you while you explore this option for your Crohn’s disease care. Reach out to learn more about how we can work together.
Common questions
Will participating affect my current Crohn's treatment?
Participating in the study will involve investigational treatment, but your usual care will be considered by the research team. They will discuss how participation may interact with your current treatment plan.
Can I leave the study if I change my mind?
Yes, participation is voluntary. You can withdraw from the study at any time. The research team can provide more details on the process if you decide to stop participating.
What happens to my personal information during the study?
Your personal information will be handled confidentially. The research team will explain how your data is protected and used during the study.
Will I be informed about the study results?
The research team will go through what information about the study results can be shared with you once the study is completed.
Who can I talk to for more information about the study?
You can speak with the research team to learn more about the study and determine whether you may qualify for participation.