Who is Pedia Research?

Pedia Research is an Owensboro based company made up of dedicated health care professionals. We have been conducting clinical studies for major pharmaceutical and nutritional companies for over 10 years. Our board certified physicians have experience in psychiatry, pediatrics and internal medicine.

What is a clinical study?

A clinical study is a way parents can receive new medical treatments and drugs in a highly controlled environment for their child. It allows doctors and researchers to gather information on the benefits and side effects of these new therapies. Results from clinical studies lead to improved methods to detect, diagnose, cure, or control diseases and health conditions.

What studies do we offer?

Pedia Research conducts studies in a broad range of areas, including

• ADHD
• Allergy
• Anxiety/Worry
• Arthritis
• Asthma
• Bipolar
• Depression
• Diabetes
• Eating Disorders
• Heart Disease
• Hypertension
• Infant Formula
• Migraines
• Nutritional Products
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
• Osteoporosis
• Panic/Phobia
• Psoriasis/Skin Disorders
• Sleep Disorders
• Women’s Health
  

Why should I participate in a clinical study?

Qualified patients receive a more thorough diagnosis and general medical assessment in a clinical study than they do with standard medical care.

They gain access to the latest treatments and drugs, some of which are not yet available to the medical community.

A clinical trial may offer access to specialists and tests denied the patient under managed care or if they have limited health insurance.

Patients who participate in clinical studies help scientists to increase their knowledge of a disease and to provide improved treatments for future patients.

In addition, patients may receive at no cost: access to a nurse 24 hours a day, study-related lab work, compensation for time and travel.

Where can I learn more about Pedia Research?

Please visit us on the web at www.pediaresearch.com. You can learn more about our studies, our staff and sign up to participate in our clinical studies.