Precision Trials, LLC

Precision Trials adds Oncology practice, Desert Springs Cancer Care to its Phoenix area clinical trials network. Desert Springs specializes in infusion treatment relating to oncology and hematology.

Precision Trials, conducting clinical research trials in AZ on women's health conditions and urology, is seeking participants for a new Anemia study.

The Association for Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) recognizes an advanced level of clinical research preparation for study coordinators. Phoenix area Precision Trials encourages ACRP certification for all its professional staff

Precision Trials conducts clinical research studies across multi-specialties in the greater Phoenix area. The addition of Valley Urologic Associates expands study opportunities for men and women seeking care for a broad range of urologic conditions

Intravenous use of Acetaminophen has a host of positive indications for post-operative patients. Precision Trials, Phoenix, AZ, was the highest enrolling site in a recent study leading to FDA approval of this form of this effective pain reliever.

Participants in Precision Trials studies in the greater Phoenix area can play a more active role in their health care, gain access to new research treatments before they are widely available, and help others by contributing to medical research.

Precision Trials, Phoenix, AZ supports and applauds their research trials staff in their efforts to complete education and certification in their fields of specialization.

Precision Trials conducts medical studies in the Phoenix AZ area that involve volunteers who participate in the process in which new medical drugs, devices and/or therapies undergo testing for safety and effectiveness in treating the disease.

Women with some kinds of anemia, hot flashes or bacterial vaginosis may be eligible for free study-related care by taking part in a clinical trial at Precision Trials in Phoenix, AZ. Qualified participants may be eligible for compensation.

Precision Trials is seeking female volunteers from Phoenix, AZ, who have received notice that their PAP smear is abnormal. Among other criteria, they must have a diagnosis of CIN 2 or 3, and have not received prior treatment.