The Progress Study

Currently Recruiting

Up to $12,820

Brisbane, Australia

This clinical study is investigating a potential new medication for diseases linked to allergic and inflammatory conditions. This potential new medication is a type of monoclonal antibody which can help reduce the release of other substances that play a role in inflammation. Researchers believe that this potential new medication may help reduce inflammation in a different way from some currently available biologic medicines, which act on other inflammatory pathways. 

By conducting this study, researchers hope to gain a better understanding of the medication and how it behaves in different populations, which may help support future clinical development and the design of larger studies in people with inflammatory diseases. 

The start date for this study is flexible. If you pass the initial screening, the study coordinator will work with you to schedule your exact dates.
Please note that you can only be admitted between Sunday and Thursday.

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Join our clinical trial

This is not a first-in-human (FIH) study, meaning it is not the first time the potential treatment is being tested in people. The study has been carefully designed with strict safety protocols and has been approved by an independent ethics committee. It is not known whether the study drug may cause unexpected, serious, or life-threatening side effects. While these are considered unlikely, you will be carefully monitored throughout the study and provided with prompt treatment if any such effects occur. 

Before joining, you’ll receive detailed information about the study, meet with a doctor, and have the chance to ask any questions. 

What to expect

  • Participation in a monitored clinical environment 
  • Study visits scheduled  
  • Support from a professional medical team 
  • Reimbursement for your time and commitment 

 

Trial details

Study duration

  • 6 night stay split across 3 short clinic stays
  • 19 follow-up visits

Study medication

The study drug will be administered as a subcutaneous (under your skin) injections into the abdomen.

Additional eligibility

• Caucasian male and female participants
• No significant medical history
• Non-smokers or smoking ≤5 cigarettes per day within 3 months before screening

Ethics

An independent ethics committee has approved this clinical trial.

Are you a match?

Age

18 - 65 years old

Remuneration

Up to $12,820 *with screening reimbursement.
Full details outlined in consent form.

Gender

Male, Female, Female (Post-menopausal) or Female of non-childbearing potential

BMI

BMI 18 - 32 kg/m2

Commitment

6 nights, 19 clinic visits

Medical condition

Not taking any medications

Register your interest

This form takes around 3–5 minutes to complete. Your information will remain confidential and is used only to assess your eligibility for current or future research studies.
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Medical History

We regularly have studies that allow participants who are (social) smokers.

We define an allergy as severe if symptoms include mouth/throat/face swelling, shortness of breath or a whole-body rash, or if it required hospitalisation

We regularly have studies that allow for/require participants with asthma.



We regularly have studies that allow for/require participants with medical conditions.

Medications & Contraception Requirements

We regularly have studies that allow participants with depression that is well-managed on a stable dose of medication.

If the only prescription medication you currently use is hormonal contraception and/or Ventolin, please select No above. We regularly have studies that allow for participants who take a stable dose of prescription medication.


  • Abstinence from sex with anyone of the opposite sex for at least 2 months
  • Using a condom + your female sexual partner(s) using a separate form of birth control
  • You or your sexual partner(s) had a vasectomy/hysterectomy
  • Your sexual partner(s) are post-menopausal


Only you taking birth control or your partner(s) using a condom is not an acceptable option, but using both together is. The morning after pill is not an acceptable form of birth control.

  • Abstinence, by choice, from sex with anyone of the opposite sex for the last 2 months + remaining abstinent for at least 2 months after study participation
  • You using birth control + your male sexual partner(s) using a condom
  • You or your sexual partner(s) had a hysterectomy/vasectomy
  • You are post-menopausal



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Study Preferences

While longer studies generally have a higher reimbursement, there are also studies with multiple short stays that have high reimbursements.
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