Clinical Trial 64385

Miami, FL 33122


Summary:

Clinical Research Study for Individuals with Parkinson’s Disease

We are conducting a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled, multicenter clinical study to evaluate the efficacy and safety of NE3107 in adults diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD) who are treatment-naïve and in need of therapy for motor symptoms.

Study Overview:
Participants will take part in a study that includes:

  • Screening and Clinical Stability Assessment (approximately 4–6 weeks)

  • Double-Blind Treatment Period (12 weeks, NE3107 or placebo, twice daily)

  • Safety Follow-up (4 weeks post-treatment)

During the study, eligible participants will receive investigational product capsules and undergo scheduled clinical evaluations, both in-person and virtual, to monitor safety and symptom progression.


Key Eligibility:

  • Adults diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease

    * Male/Female ages 45-80 years old

  • Have not yet started PD treatment but are in need of therapy

  • Willing to defer other PD treatments during the study period

Qualified participants will contribute to advancing research on a potential new therapy for Parkinson’s disease.


Qualified Participants May Receive:

Participant who qualify may receive:

-   Study Related Exams, EKG & Lab Work at No Cost

-   Complimentary Transportation

-   No Insurance Necessary

-   compensation for time and travel

-   Free medication


Available At:

Premier Clinical Research Institute
3100 NW 72nd Ave., Suite 125
Miami, FL 33122
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