Diabetes Clinical Trials at Langeberg Clinical Trials
Langeberg Clinical Trials is a dedicated clinical trial centre located at Langeberg Medicross near Cape Gate. The centre has been conducting clinical trials for the past 20 years, focusing on new medicines under development for diabetes and other conditions.
About Langeberg Clinical Trials
The clinical trials conducted at Langeberg are often large-scale studies involving multiple countries. They are carried out on behalf of multinational pharmaceutical companies as part of the process to bring new medicines to market.
Clinical research in South Africa is strictly regulated. Oversight is provided by SAHPRA and national ethics committees. SAHPRA, an entity of the National Department of Health, assumed the roles of both the Medicines Control Council (MCC) and the Directorate of Radiation Control (DRC). International trials also follow the guidelines of regulatory authorities such as the FDA in the United States.
Expertise and Experience
- The investigators at Langeberg Clinical Trials have 20 years of experience in clinical research.
- They have participated in over 80 clinical trials.
- Dr Trokis has served as National Principal Investigator for South Africa on several trials and is currently a member of an international data monitoring committee.
Patient Participation
Participating in a clinical trial offers patients access to cutting-edge medicines and treatment approaches. Benefits include:
- All medicines are provided free of charge.
- Doctor visits and required tests are free.
- Travel expenses for visits are reimbursed.
Participation in a clinical trial provides patients with the opportunity to receive the most modern medicines while contributing to scientific advancements in diabetes care.