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Ultrasound Therapy for Healthy Subjects
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This trial is testing how different doses of ultrasound affects inflammation in healthy volunteers, with the goal of using this information to help treat patients with arthritis.
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Does this research endeavor include participants aged 30 or over?
"This clinical trial is seeking patients that fall between the ages of 22 and 65. Conversely, there are 50 studies targeting those under 18 while 372 different trials recruit individuals who have surpassed their 65th year."
Are there any open slots available in this experiment for interested participants?
"Evidently, this research project is not presently accepting new patients. It was initially publicized on September 1st 2022 and subsequently updated two weeks later. Despite being closed for recruitment at the moment, there are 845 other trials that require participants now."
Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in this experiment?
"Researchers are recruiting 20 capable participants, aged between 22 and 65 years old with no health conditions limiting their capacity to participate in the study. Furthermore, they must demonstrate a mastery of English language sufficient enough to understand instructions during the ultrasound session and take part in consenting procedures. In addition, all candidates should have stable medical histories free from significant past issues that could potentially pose extra risks, commit to attending visits within 8am - 12pm window every day and display comprehension of the project's objectives as well as full understanding when providing informed consent for participation."
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