Atlanta Neuroscience InstituteClinical Research
Clinical research is at the heart of Atlanta Neuroscience Institute.
Patients and people who may qualify for clinical trials
From atlneuroinstitute.org/clinical-trials ↗About this program
Atlanta Neuroscience Institute is committed to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care through clinical research. Our clinical trials provide patients with the opportunity to access innovative treatments, new therapies, and cutting-edge medical advancements before they become widely available.
Participating in a research study helps our medical community discover better ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases, contributing to breakthroughs that can benefit future generations.
Our experienced clinical research team ensures that every study is conducted with the highest standards of safety, ethics, and patient care. Participation is always voluntary, and each trial includes thorough medical oversight, education, and support throughout the process.
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What is clinical research and why is it done?
Clinical research is medical research that studies people to understand health and disease. Clinical research helps improve the way doctors treat and prevent illness.
What are the types of clinical research?
There are 2 main types of clinical research: Clinical trials (also called interventional studies) and Observational studies. The main difference is clinical trial participants are assigned to get an intervention, but observational study participants are not assigned to get an intervention.
Who can join clinical research?
Researchers look for people who fit a certain description, called eligibility criteria. These criteria give details on who can and cannot join a study and could include: People of a certain age or gender; People who do or do not have a certain illness, disease, or health condition; People with or without a certain health history, such as a prior treatment; People who are exposed to or are in contact with something that affects their health.
Why do people join clinical research?
Participants may or may not get any benefit themselves from joining a clinical research study. In clinical trials, researchers often don't know if the intervention will be helpful, harmful, or the same as regular health care.
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