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Our research site is now participating in a clinical trial for treatment of chronic hives!
If interested, feel free to send us a message or call for more details 480-675-8982.

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A peanut allergy trial is now open at our research site! Please give send us a message or call for more details 480-675-8982

We are so excited to welcome our newest members to Medical Research of Arizona! Please meet Briana Fodor our Clinical Research Coordinator, Briana Hernandez our Reglatory and Finance Manager and Monica Chacon our Regulatory Coordinator. We are so happy to have you guys apart of the team!

Medical Research of Arizona updated their website address.

Medical Research of Arizona updated their website address.

Medical Research of Arizona is looking for patients who have recently been prescribed the medication Dupixent for treatment of nasal polyps to participate in a questionnaire study. If you are interested and have not yet initiated your Dupixent treatment, please give us a call or email at 480-675-8982, [email protected]. Any eligible patients who choose to participate will be compensated for their time and efforts.

Allergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis (ABPA) trial has now opened at our Research Clinic! Please shoot us a message through messenger on Facebook or call our office at 480-675-8982 with any questions. We hope we can help!

Have a family member or friend who is still looking to get their COVID-19 vaccination? Give us a call to get scheduled at 480-889-6330, as we have just received another round of doses at our Allergy Clinic. We are offering them to adults ages 18 and older and the first dose will be scheduled for April 6th with the second on May 4th. We look forward to hearing from you!

Eosinophilic Esophagitis trial has now opened at our research clinic! Please review the attached flyer and contact us. Either through messenger on Facebook or call our office at 480-675-8982! We hope we can help!

We are so excited to welcome our newest members to the team! Please meet Kasie and Aaliyah, our newest research coordinator and research assistant.

Clinical Research Coordinator - Scottsdale, AZ 85251 - Indeed.com

Medical Research of Arizona is looking for a Clinical Research Coordinator!
https://www.indeed.com/job/clinical-research-coordinator-effbd7510b4d899f

Clinical Research Coordinator - Scottsdale, AZ 85251 - Indeed.com Medical Research of Arizona a division of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology has been serving their community for over 20 years in sponsor supported clinical trials in the area of allergy, asthma and immunology. Medical Research of Arizona is now looking to add a Clinical Research Coordinator to their d...

Happy Halloween

We had a great celebration yesterday and wanted to share with everyone. Happy Retirement Laurie!

Embrasing change conference by ACRP! Great conference!!!

Best quote of the day at the ACRP meeting. " Do you work in research?
Well, If you don't drink, you will...heavily."

Medical Research of Arizona would like to welcome the newest member of our team. Crystal has accepted the position of research coordinator!

Congratulations to Misss Amanda! She accepted a promotion that advanced her role to research coordinator!

Medical Research of Arizona would like to welcome Judy to our team. She is our administrator and regulatory specialist and financial specialist! She wears many titles and does a great job managing them all!

The lovely Laura had her baby shower this past weekend!!! Congratulations on your future bundle of joy!

Medical Reseach of Atizona is wishibg you all a Happy Easter!

Medical Research of Arizona is now on Instagram!

www.ciscrp.org

What a great experience to share!!
https://www.ciscrp.org/partnering-in-clinical-research/melinda-bachini-spotlight/

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Thank you Friend! Thank you for taking part in our trial. We are so happy that you are moving on to new opportunities!

Medical Research of Arizona is hiring in their regulatory front office area. Spread the word If you know anyone who has regulatory experiance!

Now it's easier to contact Medical Research of Arizona.

Now it's easier to contact Medical Research of Arizona.

What an amazing morning in research! Thank you Q, for such a thoughtful expression of gratitude. These really brighten up the office!

Halloween At Medical Research of Arizona! Have a spooky safe day!

Great job Q!!!!
Keep up the good work to stay desensitized!

Chronic Hive trial has now opened at our research clinic! Please review the attached picture and contact us. Either through messenger on Facebook or call our office at 480-675-8982! We hope we can help!

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New Job Posting! Dr.Manning practice is looking for a MA.
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CoughStudy.com

Currently in the process of recruiting for our Cough Trial. Here is a link if you want to know more!
www.coughstudy.com

CoughStudy.com

Three Fun Facts about research

Fun Fact about research!!
"Research is sometimes viewed as negative. You might have seen something in a movie in which an evil scientist creates a sinister concoction that will turn human beings into monsters. Or maybe you’ve heard in the media about some kind of research that was done and that it harmed people or animals. Or maybe you have a funny feeling that researchers are cold and consider the people who participate in their studies their “guinea pigs.” In any event, people are sometimes apprehensive about participation in research because of all of the misconceptions they have been exposed to. And to be honest, there have been some immoral and unethical things done under the guise of research in the past. When participation in research is discussed, people sometimes focus on extreme cases or exaggerated, often inaccurate, horror stories. However, government agencies and researchers over the years have developed safety measures to protect participants from harm. We have institutions that review, approve/disapprove of, and monitor what researchers are doing. Additionally, research participants have rights and these rights are protected throughout the research process. Most researchers are required to provide you with a document that explains the purpose of the research and describes what you will be asked to do so that you can provide informed consent to participate. As a participant, you have a right to know about any consequences or side effects that might be reasonably anticipated, how much time it will take to participate, and most importantly that you can end your participation at any time without experiencing penalties. Many people do not know that when participants want to stop their participation,
they can. Participants should never feel forced to continue something if they do not want to. Also, information that you provide that has your name on it or any other type of information that would identify you is required to be kept private and guarded—this usually means locked up somehow, maybe in a filing cabinet or in a password-protected database.
You might be thinking at this point, “Well, what if I’m asked to take a new drug or try out a new treatment? If it’s new, how can the researcher know it won’t hurt me?” Sometimes researchers are testing out novel medications or medical procedures. That’s a good thing because
there’s potential for interventions that are even better than the ones we have now, but it means that there are some unknown risks involved. This can be scary, but please know that there is some sort of history of reasoning or evidence behind the safety of a medication or procedure by the time researchers are allowed to administer it to human beings, such as data from animal subjects (who researchers are legally and ethically obligated to treat well) or from closely-related substances or techniques that have been used in human beings before. Correspondingly, researchers involved in these kinds of studies will monitor the health of their participants, and participants are given the opportunity to provide feedback about how and what they’re feeling. Bottom line: Participants’ safety is of utmost importance to researchers" http://www.masskickers.org/research-what-it-is-and-three-fun-facts-about-it/

Three Fun Facts about research Research plays a vital role in our world, but some of us don’t know what it is exactly or maybe have some bad impressions of it.