How Are New Treatments and Diagnostic Tests Developed?
Researchers rely on people like you to help pave the way for breakthroughs. Your willingness to donate samples, such as blood, urine, and saliva, are essential for researchers in discovering new treatments and diagnostic tools. Together, we can accelerate progress in medical research. Below are just some ways your samples are being used in medical research:
To achieve these advancements, researchers need people like you to participate in studies.
Sanguine bridges the gap between individuals and the medical research community by connecting people to studies that enhance understanding and treatment of specific conditions.
Medical research progresses through essential phases to ensure the safety and effectiveness of new therapies, treatments, or devices. These phases include basic, translational, and clinical research. Each stage builds upon the last, contributing to the development of breakthroughs in healthcare.
Ready to Get Started? Here’s What Happens Next:
We're excited that you're interested in participating in research studies! Signing up is simple, and here's what you can expect:
- Screening: After you sign up for a study, a research coordinator will reach out for a quick 10–15 minute phone screening. Since each study has specific requirements, this helps us find the perfect match for you. During this call, we'll ask about your health and demographic details. Your honest answers are key, and we guarantee that your information will be handled with the highest level of confidentiality.
- Informed Consent & Documentation: Informed consent ensures that you understand your rights as a participant. We’ll guide you through the process, making sure you're comfortable with everything before moving forward.
- Appointment: Once everything is set, we’ll schedule an at-home visit with one of our certified mobile medical professionals or you will go to our apheresis center depending upon the type of sample collection.
- Compensation: After your appointment, you’ll receive a prepaid card as compensation. Even more rewarding, you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing you’ve contributed to advancing scientific research!