Low Mood & Impotence Clinical Trial
MAC is researching potential new treatments for low mood and impotence
This trial has now closed. Please register your interest for future trials.
Improving quality of life
Key Information
Reimbursement
£690 plus reasonable travel expenses
Gender and Age
Males aged 18 - 55
Clinics
Greater Manchester
Health Check
Receive a free comprehensive health check
Register Your Interest
What Happens Next?
1. Sign Up
Register your interest on our website or over the phone
2. We'll Call You
Our study specialists will speak with you to discuss your health and check if the trial is suitable for you
3. Eligible?
If eligible, you will be booked in for a Chat where you'll receive a Patient Information Sheet (PIS)
4. Medical History
If you decide to take part, our medical team will obtain a copy of your medical history from your GP
5. Health Check
You will attend a free comprehensive health check with a MAC doctor and your eligibility will be confirmed
6. Enrollment
You will be enrolled onto the clinical trial and attend scheduled visits (Travel expenses or transport to clinic provided)
About this Low Mood & Impotence Clinical Trial
– Age 18 – 55
– Have a diagnosis of depression or low mood along with symptoms of impotence (which can be self-diagnosed)
– Must be willing and able to comply with study restrictions and to remain at the clinic for the required duration and willing to return to the clinic for the follow-up visits.
– Must be otherwise in good health as determined by medical and psychiatric history, medical examination, ECG and blood tests
Eligible patients will receive a health screen and study participation will be in collaboration with the patient’s treating physician.
– Certain anti-depressants (however, Sertraline, Citalopram, Fluvoxamine and Escitalopram ARE allowed)
– Concerns about having injections or having blood taken
– Current participation in a clinical trial
(Further restrictions may apply depending on your medical history).
Eligible participants will take two doses of the study drug and one dose of placebo, and requires 6 outpatient visits to the clinics for check-ups to:
– assess the effect of the study drug on the body
– assess the safety and tolerability of the study drug
– see how the body absorbs and removes the study drug
A full description of the study will be given before you decide to take part. This will include receiving the full patient study information sheet (PIS). Your GP will also be notified of your participation.
There is no obligation to take part in a clinical trial and you are free to withdraw at any time.
You may be compensated up to £690 for your time and commitment plus reasonable travel expenses will be reimbursed or transport provided.
