Jump to navigation. It often takes over 12 years of research and development before a new medication has undergone the extensive testing process to ensure that it is both safe and effective. It is only the last steps of this long process that clinical testing involving humans occurs. At Alta, we mainly conduct trials for generic formulations copies of medications which are already on the market, but we also conduct trials for new medications.
Participants are indispensible to medical research. Without them, no new medication could be developed or improved. For all of the studies conducted at Alta, all of our participants must be at least 18 years old. This indemnity varies with the length of stay in our clinic or the number of follow up visits. The compensation is not related to the medication or the risks associated with the study.
Make sure to leave early enough to make it here on time. What is a clinical trial? It's an essential step in the development of new medications. Can I participate? Be over 18 For all of the studies conducted at Alta, all of our participants must be at least 18 years old. Meet the study criteria For each study you must meet the specific criteria such as sex, age and BMI. What's the purpose? To contribute to the development of new medicines. To develop the availability of less expensive generic drugs.
To benefits from a health check electrocardiogram, laboratory tests, etc. To receive financial compensation. How much will I be compensated? I want to sign up See available studies. Blog Visit our Blog. See the establishment. Start the virtual tour. Contact us Monday to Friday 8 a.
