Clinical Trials Are Enrolling Now
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center's involvement in clinical trials is crucial to understanding diseases and developing new ways to understand, prevent or treat health problems.
Crohn's Disease Research Study
- Summary
- This research study tests the effect of a growth hormone drug (Nutropin) on Crohn's disease when taken with corticosteroids (like prednisone or entocort) compared with the effect of taking corticosteroids alone.
- Participants
- Children 5 years and older who are diagnosed with Crohn's disease may be eligible.
- Pay
- Participants will be paid for their time and travel. All study- related testing, clinic visits and Nutropin are provided at no charge.
- Contact
- For more information, contact Ramona Bezold, RN, at 513-636-1412 or ramona.bezold@cchmc.org.
Sickle Cell Study for Adults and Children
- Summary
- The Cincinnati Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center is conducting research studies to assess the quality of life for people with sickle cell disease and to develop new medical treatments.
- Participants
- Adults and children of all ages with sickle cell may be eligible.
- Pay
- Study participants will be paid for their time and travel.
- Contact
- For more information, contact Lana Hackworth at 513-636-6770 or sicklecell@cchmc.org.
