Generalized Epilepsy Clinical Trials in Broward County, Florida
3 study locations within 35 miles of Broward County, Florida in 3 towns · nearest in Hollywood, 7.9 mi
Research on generalized epilepsy in South Florida looks at seizures that involve both sides of the brain from the start, such as absence seizures, myoclonic jerks and tonic-clonic seizures, and at how they change over time. People interested can register and talk with the clinical team before deciding anything.
Broward County runs from Hallandale Beach to Deerfield Beach and west to the Everglades. This page lists the open study topics in the county and within 35 miles of it, nearest first.
Apply here and we'll help you connect with the clinical team.
Generalized Epilepsy study locations near Broward County
- Hollywood, FL7.9 mi
- Weston, FL12 mi
- Boynton Beach, FL26 mi
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Questions about studies near Broward County
How far is the nearest Generalized Epilepsy study from Broward County?
About 7.9 mi, in Hollywood, measured in a straight line from the centre of Broward County.
How many Generalized Epilepsy study locations are within 35 miles of Broward County?
3 locations: 1 within 10 miles, 2 within 20 miles.
What other studies are open near Broward County?
Bipolar Disorder (7.9 mi); Birth Control (7.9 mi); COVID-19 (7.9 mi); Diabetes (7.9 mi); Eczema (7.9 mi); Focal Epilepsy (7.9 mi); Hidradenitis Suppurativa (7.9 mi); Hypothyroidism (7.9 mi); Kidney Disease (7.9 mi); Migraine in Children (7.9 mi); Mood & Mental Health (7.9 mi); Pediatric Insomnia (7.9 mi); Psoriasis (7.9 mi); Teen Birth Control (7.9 mi); Teen Eczema (7.9 mi); Teen Weight Loss (7.9 mi); Thyroid (7.9 mi); Type 1 Diabetes (7.9 mi); Vitiligo (7.9 mi); Weight Management (7.9 mi); Lung Health (26 mi); Memory & Brain Health (26 mi); Myasthenia Gravis (26 mi).
Which nearby towns also have studies?
Pompano Beach (8.4 mi from Broward County); Hollywood (9.3 mi from Broward County); Pembroke Pines (9.4 mi from Broward County); Miramar (11 mi from Broward County).
Is there compensation for taking part?
For Generalized Epilepsy, compensation may be available for your time and inconvenience.
