Lipoprotein(a) Clinical Trial – Lp(a)
You could be eligible for a new cholesterol clinical study.
Lipoprotein(a), also known as Lp(a), is a protein that carries cholesterol (a type of fat) and proteins in your blood. The higher the level of Lp(a), the higher the risk of heart disease, stroke, or peripheral artery disease.
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Do I Qualify for a Lipoprotein(a) Clinical Study?
We are working on a clinical study of a drug for people who have or are at risk for heart disease, stroke, or peripheral artery disease. This study will test an investigational medication to determine if it lowers levels of lipoprotein(a) in the blood.
You may be able to join this study If you have a high level of Lp(a) in your blood
and:
- Are age 55 years or older and have certain risk factors for heart disease or stroke.
- Are age 18 years or older and already have heart disease or have had a stroke.
If this describes you, then we’re excited to meet you!
What Does It Mean to Be in a Clinical Study?
The main objective of a clinical research study is to learn as much as possible about the safety and effectiveness of potential new drugs. These studies must be completed before a new drug can be made available to the public. Every day, research uncovers new information about medical conditions and possible therapies. Right now, there are more than 400,000 clinical research studies registered all over the world! And you could be part of amazing Lp(a) research right now!
Those who qualify may:
- See a study medical professional at no cost.
- Have access to study-related care at no cost.
- Receive reimbursement for time and travel.
No insurance is required. Clinical trials are essential to advancing treatment options for medical conditions of all kinds, and they can only be studied with the help of clinical trial champions like you.
How Do I Find Out If I Qualify for a Lipoprotein(a) Clinical Trial?
The qualification process is simple, and we do most of the work.
- You will be pre-screened over the phone to determine your eligibility for this trial.
- If you are determined eligible, you will be scheduled for a screening visit. If you are not eligible, you can opt-in to be added to our database for future trials.
- At screening, the clinical team will review your health history, informed consent, and study-specific tests to further determine eligibility.
- Once eligibility is confirmed, you will move forward with participation in the trial
It’s just that easy to help yourself and those who deal with Lp(a) possibly uncover a new treatment. Get started today!
Why Should I Take Part in this Cholesterol Medical Study?
By taking part in a clinical research study, you will:
- Get actively involved in your own healthcare
- Have access to investigational drugs that may work where other treatments have not.
- Help others by progressing medical research.
If you qualify, you will receive all study-related drugs (the active investigational drug or placebo) and study-related care at no cost. You could be helping yourself and thousands of people dealing with elevated Lp(a) just like you.
About Renstar Medical Research
Renstar Medical Research is located in beautiful North Central Florida, one of the fastest-growing retirement areas in the country. Since its founding in the 1990s, Renstar has participated in more than 700+ clinical research studies. Its multidisciplinary staff has more than 225 years of combined experience executing clinical research trials. We pride ourselves in our professionalism and attention to our patients’ needs.
Here are some of the patients we’ve impressed.
“We have continued to participate in clinical trials with Renstar over the years, and the research staff has always been professional, thorough, and, most importantly, responsive to our concerns and needs. We have gladly encouraged our friends to become involved with Renstar because of the quality of treatment provided by the staff. Thank you, Renstar, for being our home away from home.”
– Ernie and Diane
“They are pleasant, warm, and caring toward my wife and me. They do everything possible to help us. They go above and beyond in treating us.”
– Anthony
