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Paid Clinical Trials in Phoenix

Discover recruiting clinical trials in Phoenix, Arizona (AZ). Browse medical research studies, compare opportunities, and find paid clinical trials near you.

Active Clinical Trials in Phoenix

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Frequently Asked Questions About Clinical Trials in Phoenix

You can browse active studies on this page. Each study has a link to ClinicalTrials.gov where you can find contact information and apply directly through the study coordinator.

Compensation varies by study duration, complexity, and sponsor. Many trials offer $50-$200 per visit, with total compensation ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.

Eligibility depends on the specific study. Factors include age, gender, medical history, and current health status. Each study listing includes detailed eligibility criteria.

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