What you should know about clinical research studies.

Clinical research studies aim to answer specific questions about
how medicines work in the volunteers who take them. You should
feel fully informed about what to expect from participation in a
clinical research study.

Researchers use clinical research studies to:

  • Answer specific health questions
  • Learn about the effects and safety of investigational drugs
  • Help find new ways of using approved medications
About the ACHIEVE Study

Clinical research study for people with type 2 diabetes being treated with insulin glargine therapy.

ACHIEVE-5 is a new clinical research study from Eli Lilly and Company. It is testing if an investigational medicine (a medicine being studied) may help treat people with type 2 diabetes.

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About the AVANTI Study

Learn About the AVANTI Study – Step Up and Be Part of Primary Hypothyroidism Research.

If you’re being treated for primary hypothyroidism but are still experiencing symptoms, you might consider enrolling in the AVANTI Study of an investigational medication.

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About the GZBO Study

TRIUMPH-OUTCOMES is a clinical research study for people with excess weight who also have heart disease or kidney disease, or both.

The study will test if the investigational medicine (a medicine being studied) may help reduce the risk for heart disease and kidney disease in people with excess weight.

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About the REDEFINE Study

REDEFINE 3 is looking at the combination of cagrilinitideand semaglutide (CagriSema), which has the potential to impact cardiovascular risk factors.

Participating in this clinical study has the potential to improve future treatment options for people living with cardiovascular disease.

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About the REIMAGINE Study

In this study, the new investigational combination study medicine will be compared to a type 2 diabetes medicine called tirzepatide. The participants will either get the new investigational combination study medicine in one dose (2.4 mg/2.4 mg) or tirzepatide (15 mg). Which treatment the participants get is decided by chance. The treatment is given as an injection once a week throughout the treatment period.

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Contact Us

The WesternU Health Center for Clinical Research conducts research for a broad range of medical disorders and offers patients opportunities to participate in research and clinical trials.

Visit our office located at
795 E. Second Street, Suite #4. Pomona, CA. 91766
or contact us at (909) 469-8626 for more information about clinical trials.