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With Technology And Treatment And Such Etc From The Medical Field Etc, I Am Curious About How They Get Volunteers For That? Curious About?

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Lakewood, CO
October 7
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I'm not against any of the medical field etc but I have been asked about the brain surgery and have just thought about it, never did, it's a thought which is ok with me and for the people who decide to do that, but new things I am ok with, but I think it's a individual's call, my opinion here

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After I have used a drug tailored to epilepsy, it only works for a certain amount of time. At this age, if a epilepsy drug works 3-5 years I am happy. Otherwise, I turn into a nightmare for my Wife.

October 7
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Dave I saw a call for needed volunteers on this site for a drug trial. 2 months ago. I answer it . It is in California and probably elsewhere. I'll check with Tanya the coordinator about putting more information for those interested.. Ericthom3

October 7
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

The US health department has a website that lists basically every trial available at any one time. There are other places to access trials, but this is generally the main place everyone goes to when it comes to looking for trials.

October 7
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Companies and researchers recruiting volunteers for medical studies and clinical trials often post information on websites like ClinicalTrials.gov so people can learn about opportunities to participate. They may also work with patient advocacy groups and doctors to help find eligible volunteers. When considering read more

Companies and researchers recruiting volunteers for medical studies and clinical trials often post information on websites like ClinicalTrials.gov so people can learn about opportunities to participate. They may also work with patient advocacy groups and doctors to help find eligible volunteers. When considering volunteering, it's important to carefully review the details and discuss with your doctor to understand the potential risks and benefits for your situation.

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