Clinical Trials at Drexel Medicine

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Visit Site: About Research Participation (hhs.gov)

Why Participate in a Clinical Trial at Drexel?

Drexel University College of Medicine's clinical research program seeks to improve patient care through innovative approaches and new findings. By evaluating medicines, therapies and diagnostic tools, clinical research drives discoveries in health promotion and disease prevention to improve health.

Clinical Trials Open to Enrollment

Weight Loss and The Brain Research Study

Online Mindful Movement Study for Dementia Care

How Do People Treat You - Online Survey

Impact of Medical Marijuana on Quality of Life Outcomes in People Living with HIV with Neuropathic Pain and/or PTSD

Extended Use of Tecovirimat at PCCP (Non-research)

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AAHRPP Accreditation

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Drexel University has received Full Accreditation by the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs.

 

Contact Us

For more information, please contact
Janet Matthews MSN, RN
Senior Director, Research Program Development
Office of the Vice Dean for Research

  jm834@drexel.edu

 

Resources

• About Research Participation (hhs.gov)
• Clinical Trials.gov
• Human Research Protection at Drexel
• Learn About Clinical Studies (clinicaltrials.gov)
• NIH Clinical research Trials and You
• Is Clinical Research Right for Me?

 

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