Who May Qualify for a Chronic Migraine Clinical Study?

Every clinical research study has its own specific requirements. In general, researchers may look at factors such as:

• How often migraine symptoms occur
• Overall health history
• Age and other background health information
• Current medications or previous treatment history

These are general examples only. Whether you may qualify for a specific chronic migraine clinical trial can only be determined through a formal screening process conducted by our research team.

If you're curious about chronic migraine research in Winston-Salem, reaching out is the best way to learn what studies are currently enrolling and whether you might be a fit.

What to Expect During the Research Process

While specific procedures vary by study, most chronic migraine clinical trials follow a similar general path:

• Initial Screening. A member of our research team will review your health history and discuss the study details with you to see if a chronic migraine research study may be a good fit.
• Informed Consent. Before participating, you'll receive detailed information about the study, including its purpose, procedures, and any known risks. You'll have the opportunity to ask questions before deciding whether to sign the consent form.
• Study Visits. Participants typically attend scheduled visits at our Winston-Salem research facility. These visits may include health assessments, questionnaires, or monitoring related to migraine symptoms.
• Ongoing Monitoring. Throughout the study, our clinical team monitors participant health and well-being according to the approved research protocol.

Because every chronic migraine clinical trial is different, our staff will walk you through exactly what to expect for the specific study you're considering.