Your safety and well-being are of utmost importance throughout the clinical trial. The research team will have safety measures in place to monitor and manage any potential risks or adverse events. They will provide guidance on how to handle emergency situations and offer support throughout the trial duration. It’s essential to promptly report any unexpected changes in your health or any adverse reactions you experience during the trial.

Participation in a clinical trial is completely voluntary. You have the right to withdraw from the trial at any time for any reason.

As a participant in a clinical trial, you may be entitled to compensation and travel-related reimbursement for your efforts and involvement. Patients will receive stipends after each visit or phone call in the study. Receiving compensation does not change your right to leave the study at any time. You will still be compensated for the portion you completed up to that point, if applicable.

You can expect ongoing communication with the research team during the trial. They will provide updates on the trial progress, address any concerns or questions you may have, and ensure that you remain informed about your participation. Additionally, they will inform you about any changes to the study procedures, interventions, or potential risks as they arise.

The investigational treatment, study-related tests, and medical visits are provided at no cost. If unexpected health issues arise directly from the study, the trial may cover those costs as well.