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Sunday, November 24, 2024

QUINCY MEDICAL GROUP: Quincy Medical Group Participates in COVID-19 Clinical Studies

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Quincy Medical Group issued the following announcement on Nov. 20.

Quincy Medical Group Participates in COVID-19 Clinical Studies

Quincy Medical Group (QMG) is partnering with two different research affiliated companies to support the ongoing research efforts toward the advancement of testing for COVID-19 and a vaccine to prevent the virus.

The two clinical research studies QMG is currently participating in include:

Abbott Molecular Inc.: The Abbott RealTime SARS-CoV-2 Study is evaluating the current standard of care for nasopharyngeal swab testing in an effort to develop a new, more sensitive assay test for the COVID-19 virus. Potential study participants must have at least two symptoms recognized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as presenting signs or symptoms of the COVID-19 virus, and be willing to provide an additional nasopharyngeal swab when they arrive at QMG’s COVID testing site. Study participants will be compensated for their contributions and participation at the time of sample collection.

AstraZeneca: The AZD7442 Study is evaluating a new monoclonal antibody combination vaccine for high-risk patients. Potential study participants eligible for the study include patients at least 60 years of age, and persons at increased risk of infection, due to close-proximity living/working environments such as long-term care facilities and nursing homes. Potential participants must be able to come to the QMG testing site in order to participate in the study.

“Clinical research is important in advancing testing and prevention measures for COVID-19,” said QMG Chief Clinical Officer Shauna Harrison. “QMG is honored to participate in and offer these clinical studies locally to help further research surrounding COVID-19.”

For more information on these studies, visit clinicaltrials.gov or call 217-277-4070, ext. 5580 or 5581, to speak to the Clinical Research Department.

Original source can be found here.

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