Lower Back Pain

About Lower Back Pain Clinical Trials

Low back pain is one of the most common medical conditions, affecting millions of adults worldwide. It can range from a dull, persistent ache to sharp pain that limits movement and makes everyday activities difficult. For many people, low back pain can become chronic, lasting for months or longer despite treatment. Clinical research studies are essential for evaluating potential new therapies and advancing our understanding of low back pain, helping improve future treatment options for those living with this condition.

Suffering from lower back pain?

Speak to Someone About the Lower Back Pain Clinical Trial

To be contacted about this study, fill out the contact form or call 425-453-0404.

Prerequisites

Potential participants must be:
Ages 18 and up
Experiencing lower back pain for at least 3 months
Be in relatively good health
Not using opiates, methadone, suboxone, or marijuana for pain. No recent back surgeries or injuries.

Duration

3-9 months

No Cost Study

There is no cost to participate in this clinical study. The participant, if they qualify, will receive:

Medical Evaluation
Investigational medication
Study related medical care including physical exam and laboratory tests
Travel assistance available
In addition, study related compensation may be available

RETURN TO STUDIES

Study Evaluation Process

Screening: Determine eligibility and safety through medical examinations, questionnaires, and interviews.

Informed Consent: Received detailed information about the trial, including risks and benefits.

Treatment: Receive investigational medication and placebo, and follow the trail protocol regarding current treatments and medications.

Monitoring: Close monitoring of conditions and side effects through check-ups, laboratory tests, EKG’s and assessments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of clinical studies do you conduct?

Most of our studies are medication-based clinical studies, evaluating potential new treatments for a variety of conditions. While we occasionally conduct device studies, the vast majority of our research involves investigational medications.

Do I need health insurance to participate?

No. We do not charge for study-related care, and health insurance is not required to participate.

Is there compensation or help with transportation?

Many studies offer compensation for your time and participation, as well as reimbursement for travel expenses. Details vary by study and will be explained to you before enrollment.

What stage are your clinical studies?

Most of our studies are Phase 2 or Phase 3 clinical studies, meaning the medications have already undergone initial safety testing and are now being evaluated for effectiveness and continued safety.

A small number of studies may be Phase 1 studies, which are the earliest stage of research and focus on understanding how a medication works in the body and establishing its safety profile. We may also occasionally conduct Phase 4 studies, which take place after a medication has already been approved.

What People are Saying about NWCRC

I wanted to share my thanks for yesterday’s appointment. It was impressive and reassuring to have the Principal Researcher present. ~ Study Participant

I had not expected to see the PR at this early stage in the program. Dr. Prasad’s explanation of the study was clear and reassuring. I appreciate her time and expertise throughout the appointment. ~ Study Participant

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