Dr. Rosenberg Discusses Sleep Issues & Clinical Research

"If you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep for three nights in a week, there is an issue."

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In the latest issue of the Northside Neighbor, NeuroTrials CEO Dr. Russell Rosenberg discusses our work with sleep disorders in clinical research. NeuroTrials is working with volunteers who are willing to spend from one night to a few weeks at the facility for sleep analysis. The lab is always welcoming volunteers. Residents can earn $200 if they sign up, said Rosenberg, allowing them to develop medicines to help people have better sleep quality. But what does a patient have to say?

“I did the study initially just looking for a good night sleep. Doing the studies at NeuroTrials is totally for research. Once the drug (used during the study) is totally approved, it is feasible that you could ask a doctor to prescribe it,” said Debi Kimsey, a retired Atlanta resident who suffers from insomnia and found the research studies online and applied. “The reality is that the compensation for being a participant is good, and there is some satisfaction in knowing that you are working to help others find rest. The facility is top notch and the staff is awesome,” said Kimsey.

In addition to sleep disorders, NeuroTrials works with volunteers to study new medications effects on disorders like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease, migraines, and many more. View currently enrolling studies.

Read the full article from the Northside Neighbor.

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