Is your teen daughter looking for reliable pregnancy prevention? Our birth control pill study for teenagers in Miami and Broward offers no-cost medical care and confidential support. Girls ages 14 to 17 with regular menstrual cycles may qualify for this oral contraceptive clinical trial.
This contraceptive clinical trial for adolescents is enrolling girls ages 14 to 17 across Miami and Broward County. Participants in this year-long teen birth control research study will take a daily oral contraceptive pill under close expert supervision. All care is provided at no cost, and compensation for time and inconvenience is available. Enroll today in a birth control study designed to advance safe contraceptive options for teenage girls.
Frequently asked questions
Who can join this study?
Girls aged 14 to 17 with regular periods who have had their first period at least 2 years ago may be eligible.
What if I’ve been pregnant before?
You can participate if your period has returned for at least 6 months since your last pregnancy.
Are there any health checks required?
Yes, your blood pressure must be under 140/90 mmHg during the screening visit after a short rest.
What kind of birth control will I use in the study?
Depending on your assigned group, you’ll either take a hormonal birth control pill or use non-hormonal contraception for about 13 monthly cycles.
Do I need to give permission to join?
Yes. You’ll need to provide written consent or assent (if you’re under 18), before starting any study procedures.
What the clinic will ask you
Encore Medical Research's own pre-screening questions. You answer them when you apply — they go to the clinic only.
- Are you and your child willing for her to participate in a 13-cycle (about 1 year) contraceptive study, where she will either take a daily study pill or use non-hormonal methods only?UnsureYesNo
- Has her blood pressure typically been below 140/90 mm Hg at routine checkups?NoUnsureYes
- Has your child ever been diagnosed with any of the following: blood clots, liver or kidney disease, adrenal gland problems, hormone-sensitive cancer, or unexplained vaginal bleeding?UnsureYesNo
- Is your child a female between the ages of 14 and 17, and has she had regular menstrual cycles for at least the last 2 years?UnsureYesNo
