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Clinical studies are the safest and fastest way to find and help develop innovative treatments and ways to improve health.
Clinical studies help us learn how to safely use treatments in populations where they haven’t been tested before, such as children.
The Redwood Study may help researchers better understand Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency–Associated Liver Disease and learn more about an investigational study drug.
If standard treatments haven’t worked or if you’re unable to tolerate side effects, clinical studies may provide another option.
By participating, you contribute to advancing our understanding of diseases and treatments.
Diverse participation in clinical research helps to inform us how investigational drugs may work in diverse patient populations.
All clinical studies have guidelines about who can participate based on factors like age, sex, disease type, and medical history.
Researchers follow rules set by regulatory organizations in each country, such as the FDA, to ensure your safety during the clinical study.
Institutional Review Boards in the US or Ethics Committees outside the US are an independent part of clinical study programs to help ensure the safety, protection, and privacy of participant in research trials.