Participate in memory-related clinical trials

A clinical trial is a scientific study conducted on volunteers to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of new treatments, diagnostic methods, or therapeutic approaches.

It follows a strict protocol validated by health authorities and is supervised by medical professionals.

Participating in a clinical trial allows you to:

• 1. Contribute to medical research and help develop new treatments.
• 2. Receive personalized medical monitoring throughout the study.
• 3. Access innovative treatments that are not yet available to the general public.

To find out if you can participate in a trial, visit the trial's dedicated page. You can learn about the different stages of the trial and how to participate.

Often, the first step is to complete a questionnaire to verify that your profile matches the trial criteria.

Your role depends on the type of clinical trial you participate in. Generally, it may involve:

• Regular medical examinations.
• Taking a specific treatment (medication or other intervention).
• Answering questionnaires about your health status.
• Attending follow-up consultations.

All these steps will be explained in detail before the trial begins.

You will never have to pay to participate in a trial.

Some studies cover travel costs, consultations, or medical exams related to your participation — this depends on the specific trial.

In some cases, trials include financial compensation for your participation, which we indicate.

In all cases, the participation conditions will be specified before your registration.