Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) Study Living with atopic dermatitis can impact more than just your skin — it can affect your sleep, confidence, daily routine, and emotional well-being. With millions of people in the U.S. managing this chronic condition, we’re helping to explore new potential treatments that aim to reduce flare-ups and restore comfort, so life […]
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Living with Prurigo Nodularis? See If You Qualify for a Prurigo Nodularis Topical Cream Study ABOUT THE STUDYHave you been diagnosed with prurigo nodularis? IC Research is testing an investigational topical cream, taken once daily, and is looking for volunteers. Qualified participants will be compensated for study-related travel. You May Qualify if You: Are 18
Women’s Research Studies Female volunteers needed: Learn about ongoing clinical research studies near you. Benefits of Joining a Clinical Trial Many studies include compensation for time and travel Study related medication and care provided at no cost Health insurance is not required. OUR RESEARCH STUDIES INCLUDE: Birth Control Bone Density Endometriosis Healthy Volunteers Hormonal Disorders
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Female Sexual Arousal Disorder Ladies, Are You Interested in Increased Intimacy? Volunteers Needed for Clinical Research Study on Female Sexual Arousal Disorder Are you struggling with reduced or no interest in intimacy accompanied by decreased sexual arousal or pleasure during sexual activity? You may be eligible to participate in a 16-week study that could improve
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Struggling with Endometriosis? See If You Qualify for a Research Study Does endometriosis pain impact you? Our Endometriosis Study, using a non-hormonal investigational drug is now open for enrollment. You may qualify, if you: Are 18-49 years old Have a diagnosis of endometriosis Are in good general health, but experiencing moderate to severe endometriosis pain
Teen Bone Mineral Density Study You can make a difference for women’s health. Consider joining the Lotus study, a bone mineral density study for birth control users. The Lotus study will explore whether two hormonal birth control pills affect women’s bone mineral density. The pills are a tablet called LF111 (marketed in the United States under the commercial name
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