This study aims to test a potential new treatment for IBS using a Gastrointestinal Reprogramming Product (GaRP) that has been designed by Anatara to address the key underlying factors associated with chronic gastrointestinal conditions like IBS.  GaRP is a multi-component, coated complementary medicine that has demonstrated safety and tolerability in Stage 1 of the trial. In Stage 2, the aim is to confirm efficacy of the dose identified in Stage 1 ..read more

Australian researchers are testing a potential new treatment for atopic dermatitis (eczema) in children. This is a 36 week study with at least 12 separate visits. Your child will be treated at no cost, and participation in the study will include questionnaires and home diaries, in addition to standard body assessments and blood collection. All information gathered will be confidential. Participation is completely voluntary, and you or your child may choose to be withdrawn from the study at any time and for any reason. Your child may be able to participate if they meeting the following criteria ..read more

By way of introduction, Southern Neurology Clinical Trials is a key and core component of Southern Neurology, a neurology group providing comprehensive neurology services in Australia. Established in 1996, we have a long history of providing excellent clinical care and a strong track record in clinical research. This provides our large cohort of patients with the opportunity to access potential new symptomatic and disease modifying therapies. Southern Neurology is one of Australia’s most experienced central nervous system clinical trial sites. We would appreciate being added to your database f ..read more

Life Clinical Research is dedicated to advancing the field of clinical research and is committed to delivering quality pharmaceutical, medical device and diagnostic trials across a broad spectrum of therapeutic areas. We are proud to offer a specialized focus on cardiometabolic, vaccine, and healthy volunteer trials. At Life Clinical Research, our mission is to contribute to the development of groundbreaking global science that has the potential to improve the lives of people in our local community. Our modern facility located within the Ipswich Cardiology Centre and our experienced team of re ..read more

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Aims: to document the efficacy and safety outcomes of SCS in persons with chronic, chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy Types of chemotherapy: Taxotere, Oxaliplatin, Paclitaxel Primary outcome measure: % responder rate at six months Number of participants: 20-25 Follow-up: 12 months ..read more

Evaluation of the discomfort (stinging) and tolerability after application of a face cleanser on subjects with hypersensitive skin on the face as determined by facial stinging test ..read more

Sydney Pain Management Centre (SPMC) and Sydney Pain Research Centre are trusted providers of acute and chronic pain conditions, servicing greater Sydney from Campbelltown, Parramatta, and the Upper North Shore through to remote areas such as Goulburn, Bathurst, Orange and the Central Coast. One of Sydney’s longest-serving pain clinics, SPMC has been providing connected, compassionate care since 1981 and continues to provide modern pain solutions in a supportive and multidisciplinary environment for all pain conditions. At SPMC we know that living with pain can impact every ..read more

Our goals is to improve health care outcomes for patients, through the conduct of clinical trials.  As a private, site management organisation based in Perth WA, we conduct phase II-IV clinical trials in a range of therapeutic areas, at our hospital or GP based clinical research sites. Each of our 4 quality research sites have experienced and dedicated clinical research staff and are equipped with the facilities- including lab collection /processing and equipment required for the smooth implementation and conduct of clinical trials. Our unique structure and quality management systems alon ..read more

What is the study about?Are you interested in finding out how our microbiome (the DNA of all the ‘bugs’ that live on us and in us) can impact on pregnancies and breastfeeding, in both good and bad ways? Did you know that what you eat, who you date, your physical activity, living environment, and even your ethnicity impacts on your microbiome? We are currently recruiting people planning a pregnancy for The MothersBabies Study, a world-first pre-pregnancy study looking to uncover how a person’s microbiome changes from pre-pregnancy, throughout pregnancy, up until their child’s 5th birthday, so t ..read more