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Clinical Trials2024-05-20T11:14:35-04:00

CentraState Medical Center is proud to offer eligible patients access to promising new developments in the treatment and prevention of medical conditions such as cancer and chronic pain through our participation in clinical trials. Clinical trials are studies designed to test new therapies, medicines, or medical devices in humans after they have been fully tested in the laboratory and in animals but before they are available to the general public.

The clinical trials offered at CentraState are the same as those offered at major health care centers nationwide, and they are managed by specialists who hail from some the finest medical institutions in the country.

CentraState Medical Center is proud to offer eligible patients access to promising new developments in the treatment and prevention of medical conditions such as cancer and chronic pain through our participation in clinical trials. Clinical trials are studies designed to test new therapies, medicines, or medical devices in humans after they have been fully tested in the laboratory and in animals but before they are available to the general public.

The clinical trials offered at CentraState are the same as those offered at major health care centers nationwide, and they are managed by specialists who hail from some the finest medical institutions in the country.

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Do you have concerns about your sexual health after cancer treatment? If so, you’re not alone. Common sexual concerns of survivors include
pain during sex, less desire for sex, and trouble with orgasm. The Sexual Health & Intimacy Enhancement (SHINE) study is seeking women to participate in a study testing an internet-based program designed to help women address breast cancer-related sexual concerns SHINE study participants will:

  • Receive online lessons with information and strategies to address sexual health concerns
  • Complete lessons at their own pace, in the privacy of their home
  • Complete 3 confidential online surveys, with the ability to earn up to $125 in gift cards for completing the assessment

Who is Eligible?
You may be able to take part in the SHINE study if:

  • You have a history of breast cancer that has not spread to other parts of your body
  • It has been 12 weeks or more since your last surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation treatment
  • You have sexual concerns like pain with sex, less desire for sex, or trouble with orgasm from your cancer treatment
  • You are at least 18 years old

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For more information or to see if you qualify, please submit the form below to contact our team.

CentraState’s Clinical Research Department is seeking to enroll participants into a study from the National Cancer Institute. The study’s purpose is to develop a blood test that will detect cancer early. Participation is voluntary.

Who Can Enroll?
We are currently enrolling men, between the ages of 40-75, with no history of cancer and who identifies as one of the following:

  • Black/African American
  • Native Hawaiian
  • Pacific Islander
  • American Indian/Alaskan Native
  • Asian

What Will I Have to Do?
All qualified participants will be asked to complete a one-time office visit lasting approximately 30-45 minutes with the research nurse at the Statesir Cancer Center at CentraState in Freehold. Participants will also be asked to have one follow-up phone call with the research nurse.

For More Information: 

For more information or to see if you qualify, please submit the form below to contact our team.

To see other clinical trials that CentraState Medical Center is currently participating in, please click the button below. You can also contact CentraState’s Research Department at 732-294-5874.

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