Welcome to our recruiting website for two separate medical research studies of investigational drugs for people with high triglyceride levels in the blood.

So that we may find the study center located nearest to you, please enter your home or work zip code. Please provide the zip code that would be most convenient for you.
 
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Right now, we are seeking people with high triglycerides to participate in these research studies.

Please submit your name and contact information to be contacted about participation if you satisfy the following criteria:
  • Are age 18 or above
  • Have been told by a health care professional that you have high triglyceride levels >300 mg/dL OR you have one or more of the following associated risk factors for having high triglyceride levels:
    • high blood pressure
    • high cholesterol
    • high lipids
    • type 2 diabetes
To take the next step and submit your contact information to the study center nearest to you, please provide your zip code and click the SUBMIT button. You are asked to input your zip code so you can select the study center nearest to you to submit your request to be contacted.

Why is Hypertriglyceridemia Research Important?

According to the National Institute of Health (NIH), high triglyceride levels in the blood, also called hypertriglyceridemia, can raise the risk of heart disease and stroke. In people with very high triglyceride levels, the risk of getting an inflamed (swollen) pancreas may be increased.

In some circumstances, current treatment options for high triglyceride levels can be ineffective. Therefore, it is important to find new options through medical research to treat high triglyceride levels.

Medical research is necessary to develop new medications that help provide better treatment options. Before new medications can be approved for public use, they must be tested in research studies.


Click here to learn more about these studies.



Participating Cities

Please check back regularly as additional site locations will be added.

  • Arizona
    •  Chandler
    •  Peoria
    •  Tucson
  • Florida
    •  Clearwater
    •  Hialeah Gardens
    •  Port Orange
  • Iowa
    •  West Des Moines
  • Missouri
    •  Kansas City
  • Ohio
    •  Columbus
  • Puerto Rico
    •  San Juan
  • Tennessee
    •  Clarksville
  • Texas
    •  Austin
    •  San Antonio


What is Medical Research?

A medical research study is health-related clinical research for people with a specific condition to see how safe a potential new treatment is and how well it may work for people with that condition.


Click here to learn more about medical research.