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 Are You A Candidate?
Current Studies
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Are You Among the 13 Million Americans Suffering from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)?
If you suffer from difficulty breathing that gets in the way of your daily activities, and from doing things you enjoy. You may qualify to participate in an ongoing clinical research study for COPD.
Head Injury? Bump on the Head? Concussion? Sleepy or Tired?
Do You Know There Might be a Connection?
Clinical Research Study Now Enrolling in Your Area.
Many people with a head injury may feel sleepy
during the day, even if the injury happened years ago.
Researchers are inviting those with a head injury who
feel sleepy during the day to take part in a clinical
study. This study will assess how well a study medicine
works for people who feel sleepy during the day
as a result of head injury.
Fibromyalgia? Trouble Sleeping?
Kentucky Research Group is conducting a research study of an investigational medication for the
sleep difficulties associated with Fibromyalgia.
Trouble Sleeping?
Do you have Insomnia? You might qualify to participate in a clinical research study using an experimental medication.
Over 65 & Trouble Sleeping?
If you or someone you know is suffering from insomnia, and is aged 65 or
older, you may be interested in learning about a research study of an
investigational medication for insomnia.
Excessive Daytime Sleepiness, or EDS
Waking up to the
toll of excessive
daytime sleepiness -
Being sleepy throughout
the day…day after day…is
more than just a nuisance,
it’s a heavy burden. If you’re
narcoleptic and routinely find
yourself feeling really sleepy
during the day, you might
suffer from Excessive Daytime
Sleepiness, or EDS.
We’re undertaking a research study
of an investigational drug therapy for
EDS associated with narcolepsy.
Tired of Restless Legs?
When trying to sleep do you have discomfort or pain in your legs, which worsens when resting? a strong urge to move your legs for relief? tugging, burning, creepy-crawly or pulling in your legs? A research study is being conducted to
help treat Restless Legs Syndrome, or RLS.
Click here for a radio advertisement related to this study.
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