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Current Studies

At PriMED, our commitment to advancing medicine is demonstrated through our active participation in clinical research. These studies are fundamental to discovering new treatments, improving diagnostic tools, and enhancing the quality of life for patients everywhere.

By hosting clinical trials, we contribute to the future of healthcare and offer our community an opportunity to access innovative care. We are proud to be at the forefront of medical discovery and grateful to the volunteers who make this progress possible.

Flu Prevention Study

The flu can be serious, especially for people who are older, have certain health conditions, or have a weakened immune system. Flu vaccines help, but they may not protect everyone. Researchers are studying a medicine called MK-1406 (CD388) to see if it can help prevent the flu. It is a long acting anti-viral, that may help stop the flu virus from replicating. The study is for teens and adults who may have a higher chance of becoming very sick from the flu. It maybe given with or without the flu vaccine.

Learn more about our Flu Prevention Study

 

Obesity/overweight study for those with Type II diabetes

This clinical trial is designed to learn more about an investigational medication for treating obesity or overweight  in individuals who have diagnosis of Type II Diabetes. Hosted by PriMED Physicians and PriMED Clinical Research, the study aims to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a possible new treatment options!

Learn More About the type II diabetes with obesity Study.

Participate in Our Current Studies

Your participation can help shape the future of healthcare. If you are interested in contributing to medical advancements and learning more about these important studies, we invite you to connect with our research team.

Book your consultation to schedule a time to discuss your participation with one of our team members, or scan the QR code below.

Prequalify for Clinical Research