Parkinson's clinical trial

Parkinson’s disease can affect anyone and start at any age, although it more commonly affects people over the age of 50.

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Some studies require a study partner who can attend appointments with you and observe your progress during the course of the study.

Clinical research may involve participating in a trial over a period of time and require taking study medication/placebo.

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Eligibility Criteria

Recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease?

Parkinson’s can affect anyone and start at any age. It more commonly affects people over the age of 50 years old, but young onset Parkinson’s can affect younger people, though it’s much rarer.
NeuroClnx is recruiting volunteers for a clinical trial. You may be eligible if you:

are aged 40-80 years old
have been on Levodopa for more than 3 years
take Levodopa 3 times a day

Levodopa includes Sinemet, Co-Careldopa, Madopar, and Co-Beneldopa.

Complete our pre-screener to register your interest.

The clinic has been very helpful and the staff polite: my visits to the clinic have been a worthwhile experience

Maureen Ross, Dumbarton

During my period attending the clinic I found a very congenial atmosphere and was most impressed with the staff’s attitude and dedication at all times

George Harrison, Paisley

A very positive experience – I was reassured to discover that my memory was too good for the research study.

J C, Glasgow

Comfortable surroundings, relaxed atmosphere and professional staff during this difficult illness.

A C, Cambuslang

A pleasant day out. Happy and courteous staff, no hassle whatsoever, I will be sad if I’m not needed anymore. It’s nice to think you are helping others also. The biscuits are good too!

S Irvine, Cumbernauld

It has been very efficient all through and the treatment has been excellent. I have been treated professionally and with kindness

Peter McKinley, Dumbarton

My total experience to date is that I am given confidence in being able to look forward to a future! Reassurance with every visit, that I can relax in the knowledge that my needs are being monitored by nursing staff. A very happy patient!

M Herve, Dundee

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