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Encore Medical Research

Graves' Disease (Hyperthyroidism) Clinical Study Details

Graves' disease causes an overactive thyroid, triggering symptoms like rapid heartbeat, anxiety, weight loss, and fatigue. Encore Medical Research is enrolling adults ages 18–65 in a Graves' disease clinical trial across South Florida. No-cost study-related care and compensation available.

Recruiting- Male/Female- 18 to 65 years of age- Compensation Available

Now Recruiting Graves' Disease Volunteers at South Florida

If you have been diagnosed with Graves' disease or hyperthyroidism, you may qualify for this autoimmune thyroid disease clinical trial. This study welcomes adults currently on Methimazole, those exploring a Methimazole alternative, and those with recent thyroid panel results. Our hyperthyroidism clinical trial locations include Miami, Hialeah, Doral, Kendall, and Hollywood, making it easy to find a Graves' disease research study in Florida near you. No-cost care and compensation are available for qualified participants. Complete the form below to check your eligibility.

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Screening Questions

Have you been diagnosed with Graves’ disease by a doctor?

Are you between 18 and 65 years old?

Are you actually receiving any treatment for Graves’ disease (such as Methimazole)?

Do you have recent normal lab results for thyroid panels?

What age do I need to be to join this study?

You must be between 18 and 65 years old to qualify for this study.

What is this study for?

This study is for people who have Graves’ disease, a condition where the immune system causes the thyroid to become overactive. The study will test a new medication to assess its safety and its mechanism of action.

Can I join if I’m currently taking medication for Graves’ disease?

You may still qualify if you are being treated with certain medications for Graves’ disease. The study team will ask about your current and past treatments to determine if you’re eligible.

Will I need to use birth control during the study?

Yes. If you can become pregnant or get someone pregnant, you’ll need to follow specific birth control guidelines during the study. The study team will explain what applies to you.

Do I need recent thyroid lab results to join?

Having recent thyroid panel results (TSH, T3, T4) are required for eligibility screening. If you do not have them, our team can discuss next steps when you apply.

What happens after I fill out the form?

A member of the Encore Medical Research team will contact you to review your information and walk you through the next steps.

Can I join if I take Methimazole?

Yes — patients currently on Methimazole may still qualify. Our team will review your treatment history to confirm eligibility.

Do I need to stop my antithyroid medication to participate?

Not necessarily. Patients on antithyroid drugs like Methimazole may still be eligible. The team will guide you on next steps.

Where is this trial located in South Florida?

We are enrolling across South Florida, including Miami and Broward County. Contact us to find the nearest site.

What are the symptoms this study targets?

Rapid heartbeat, anxiety, weight loss, fatigue, and other overactive thyroid symptoms caused by Graves' disease.

Is this trial for hyperthyroidism or Graves' disease specifically?

Both — Graves' disease is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism. This trial is designed specifically for people with a Graves' disease diagnosis.

Benefits of participating in this study

There are multiple ways you can benefit from joining us in this study. Here are some of them.

Study-related care at no cost

Study-related visits, evaluations, and close health monitoring are provided at no cost to participants.

Transportation & meals

Study visits include complimentary meals and transportation assistance for your appointment day.

Contributing to research

Your participation helps researchers better understand medical conditions in a way that may benefit others, including friends, family, and future generations.

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