Monmouth Cardiology Associates is currently seeking volunteers for participation in research trials in the following areas
Chronic Heart Failure is a common condition that typically develops slowly as the heart muscle weakens and needs to work harder to keep blood flowing through the body. People may develop following an injury to the heart such as heart-attack, long term high blood pressure or diabetes.
The result is that the body doesn’t get as much of the oxygen and nutrients it needs, causing problems such as fatigue and tiredness, shortness of breath, and swelling of the legs and ankles from water retention. With as many as 670,000 people diagnosed with heart failure each year it’s important that new therapies are created to aide in the development of new and better treatments.
Qualified participants will receive study related care at no cost including Physical exams, physician visits, laboratory services, and study related medication for heart failure.
Principal Investigator: Marcia Liu M.D. (BIO) - Call Kathy Bott RN BSN MPA at 732-807-2170.
Heart health should be important to everyone regardless of their medical history. However, every year about 785,000 Americans have their “first heart attack.”
A study of the investigational use of a medication in its ability to reduce the risk of future heart attacks and other cardiovascular events such as stroke is in progress. You may qualify if you have had at least one heart attack.
Participants may continue their current medications throughout the study. All study related care and study related medication will be provided at no cost.
Principal Investigator: Gregory Noto M.D. (BIO) - Call Kathy Bott RN BSN MPA at 732-807-2170.
To learn more about these pivotal trials and see if you qualify, speak with your MCA physician at your next visit or call Kathy Bott RN BSN MPA at 732-807-2170.
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