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Unsightly skin plaques?

Stop hiding.
Start fighting.

Join the study assessing an oral investigational medication for adults with moderate/severe plaque psoriasis.

Receive up to $700 for time and travel.

Participants may receive up to $700 for time and travel. All study-related visits, exams, and the investigational study medication are provided at no cost. No medical insurance necessary. No proof of residency required.

Receive Reimbursement and No-Cost Investigational Medication in a Plaque Psoriasis Study

You’re living with plaque psoriasis and want options that fit your life. At Cahaba Clinical Research, adults are enrolling in a Phase II study of an investigational medication called D-2570. The study’s goal is to evaluate safety and how the medication affects psoriasis. If you join, you can receive study-related care at no cost and may receive reimbursement for your time and travel. No medical insurance or proof of residency is required.

 

Call Today to see if you qualify or fill out the form below.
Space is limited and you can receive up to $700 For Your Time and Travel.

No Insurance or proof of citizenship is required.

 
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Why consider this study?

Psoriasis is an ongoing inflammatory autoimmune disease that can flare up at times. This is when symptoms like itchy, painful skin patches (called “plaques”) become worse or spread. Psoriasis results from a rapid turnover of skin cells. This causes a build-up of cells that look like patches.

While it’s a health condition caused by an abnormal gene, symptom flares can be triggered by things like a skin injury, stress, weather changes, or lifestyle habits like drinking alcohol. You cannot give it to someone else (i.e., it is not contagious). Plaque psoriasis is the most common type of psoriasis and is defined by raised skin patches.

Symptoms can include:

While treatments exist, including oral medicines, they tend not to work as well as injectable medications. Yet some people prefer to take medicine by mouth, so safe oral treatments that work well long-term remain an unmet need. For this reason, new medicines are vital, and studies like this one are how we develop them.

If you have been diagnosed with plaque psoriasis, you may qualify to participate in a research study that is enrolling now.

You may qualify if you:

Space is limited. Apply today.

Location

Cahaba Clinical Research, 2279 Valleydale Rd., Ste. 230, Birmingham, AL

No Insurance Required

No medical insurance necessary.

No Proof Required

No proof of residency required.

Hurry Up

Space is limited. Apply today.

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Diagnosis and Study-Related Investigational Medication by a Board-Certified Dermatologist

A board-certified dermatologist will review your skin, confirm the diagnosis, and oversee your study-related care. If you qualify, you may receive the investigational study medication or an inactive placebo at no cost. Study visits, skin checks, and routine lab tests required for the study are provided at no cost.
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What We Do Best

 
Cahaba Clinical Research focuses on hard-to-treat skin conditions. Our team follows FDA requirements, prioritizes participant safety, and protects your privacy under HIPAA. We’ve helped many people participate in well-run studies in Birmingham and schedule visits with respect for your time. Your safety and overall health are our priority.

How the Study Works

The main goal of the study is to see whether the investigational medication is safe and can help improve disease severity (e.g., improve the skin's appearance and reduce the size of the areas that are affected). This oral investigational medication will be compared to placebo (a tablet or pill with no medicine in it). By "investigational," we mean that it is not currently approved to treat plaque psoriasis.

This is Not a Vaccine Trial

The study tests an investigational medication for plaque psoriasis, not a vaccine. Our focus is careful, safety-focused research to learn whether this medication may help people in the future.

Here is all that’s required:

1. Fill Out the Short Form

You will be asked to answer a few basic questions.

 
 

2. Receive Our Phone Call

One of our recruiters will call you to discuss your specific skin condition.

 
 

3. Come in for an Appointment

At this in-person meeting, we will determine whether you qualify.

 
 

4. Join Our Clinical Study

You and your co-volunteers will receive treatments and more.

 
 

5. Receive Compensation

Receive up to $700 for your time and travel

 
 
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What You Can Expect

 

Join a Study Today

Call now or complete the form to get started. Take the first step and call 205-778-1564 to see if you qualify. Our team is ready to help you learn more and schedule a screening visit.
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Why Choose Cahaba Clinical Research - Psoriasis Clinical Research Birmingham

 

Expert Leadership

Principal Investigator Dr. Vlada Groysman is a board-certified dermatologist with more than 20 years of experience. She leads a team focused on participant well-being.

Other Studies

We conduct skin condition research that serves our community, including studies for psoriasis, eczema, hives, hidradenitis suppurativa, vitiligo, warts, and hair loss. Ask about current openings.

FAQs

To learn about the safety and effects of an investigational medicine, D-2570, in adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.
Adults 18 to 65 with plaque psoriasis that has been stable for 6 months, with basic lab tests in the normal range. The study doctor will confirm eligibility.
If psoriasis covers about 10 percent or more of your body, you may qualify. The study doctor will check at your visit.
No medical insurance necessary.
No proof of residency required.
No. Study visits, tests, and the investigational medicine are provided at no cost.
You may receive reimbursement for your time and travel.
A placebo has no active drug. You may receive the study medicine or placebo by chance. Neither you nor the team will know during the study.

Visit schedules vary. We will explain the number and length of visits at your screening visit.

Yes. You can leave at any time for any reason.
All medicines can have side effects. The team will review known risks before you join and will monitor you closely.
Yes. You will have study-related exams and lab tests at no cost.
Some treatments may need a break before or during the study. The study doctor will guide you on what is allowed.
Screening includes a phone call and an in-person visit. Timing depends on your schedule and test results.
The sponsor is InventisBio Co., Ltd. Visits are at Cahaba Clinical Research in Birmingham, led by a board-certified dermatologist.
We follow HIPAA rules and keep your information confidential.
2279 Valleydale Rd., Ste. 230, Birmingham, AL 35244.
Call 205-778-1564 or complete the contact form. A team member will reach out to you soon.
We review the study, answer your questions, check your health, and see if you qualify.
Some health issues may prevent participation. The study doctor will review your history to keep you safe.