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Are you interested in helping end HIV?
People 18 to 55 are needed to participate with the Alabama Clinical Research Site in HIV vaccine studies. Compensation available!
- Are you 18-55 years of age and want to be a part of a study?
- Are you generally healthy?
You may qualify for a HIV vaccine clinical trial. Contact the Alabama Clinical Research Site to find out more. There is compensation at each study visit for time and travel. Contact: If interested, please email Research-1917@uabmc.edu or call or text 205-873-8686.
UAB employees who want to ensure their financial security in their golden years can take advantage of services provided by the UAB Benefits Office and UAB’s retirement providers, including retirement counseling and investment support for mandatory and voluntary retirement plans. If you are contacted by other vendors claiming to be authorized, do not give out your personal information.
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Participate in Type 2 Diabetes Research
The purpose of this NIH funded trial is to examine the effects of three different diabetes treatments to determine if they improve night-time blood sugars.
This Trial Involves:
• A screening visit that includes a blood draw, urine test and physical exam
• Treatment with Metformin, Insulin Glargine (long-acting insulin) or the experimental drug Dorzagliatin which is FDA-approved for research, for up to 8 weeks
• 2-4 inpatient visits/ including two overnight stays at the Clinical Research Unit at 15th floor of Jefferson Tower.
All visits to be completed within a three-month period. Study-related tests and procedures are provided free of charge. Participants will be compensated up to $2500 for study completion.
Please contact Kathryn Hollifield-Laumer at khollifield@uabmc.edu or co-investigators Chanel Mason at 205-934-1921 or cnmason@uabmc.edu, or Alaaeldin Hodhod at ahodhod@uabmc.edu.