How to participate in our clinical trials?
Patients can participate or obtain information by calling to (52) 5-55-511-9111, sending a fax to (52) 5-55-525-8162, or by entering your information into the following form:
Clinical research is part of the complex procedure to demonstrate the effectiveness and safety of new drugs in the pharmaceutical industry. These new drugs are previously tested on animals and eventually are given to human beings once drugs have demonstrated to be safe. Research teams and patients around the world have participated in the development of most drugs. Studies are conducted to determine the effectiveness of the drug according to their dose and specificity. For any new drug development studies there are four phases where volunteers subjects can participate before the drug is approved by the health department to be used in the general public. Once the drug is proved to be safe and effective, the health department will then authorize for public consumption.
IMIC is a medical facility where clinical investigation is performed by a professional medical research group for the development of new drugs for many diseases or therapeutic areas. Medical qualified personnel are available to guide you and manage the conduct of all clinical trials.
Your participation is voluntary, but if you deicide to participate in one of our trials, experienced medical personnel will discuss all aspects of the study extensively before you make your decision. Once you decide to participate, an informed consent is offered to you that will inform you with all the terms and rights for you during the study. If you agree with the terms, then you will sign it and a copy is given to you. Your name and other personal information is maintained confidential at all times. Most important, you can withdraw from the study at any time.
enterWatch and The National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Disease at the National Institutes of Health provides detailed information for patients considering participating in a clinical trial on the following web site: