Eclipse Clinical Research

04/24/2026

Clinical Trial Myth #8:
“Clinical trials are only a last resort.”

Many people believe clinical trials are only an option when all other treatments have failed.

In reality, clinical trials take place at many different stages of care. Some studies are designed for people who have not started treatment, while others focus on prevention, early intervention, or improving existing therapies.

Participation is not about running out of options. It is about contributing to medical progress and, in some cases, gaining access to new approaches to care.

Every study has its own purpose and eligibility criteria, but clinical research is often more accessible than people realize.

If you have ever wondered whether a clinical trial might be an option for you, we are happy to help answer your questions.

04/23/2026

04/22/2026

Join us at the Senior Health & Wellness Expo at Casino Del Sol in Tucson on May 7th!

Stop by our booth to learn how you can be part of advancing medicine right here in our community.

04/21/2026

You’ve come a long way since your heart event. Now it’s time to look ahead.

If you’ve had a heart attack, stroke, or circulation issue within the past year, you may still be at risk for another cardiovascular event.

Our Tucson research team at Eclipse Clinical Research is conducting a clinical study focused on prevention and we’re looking for people who want to take an active step toward better heart health.

👉 Learn more today to see if you may qualify.

📍 Eclipse Clinical Research – Tucson, AZ
📞 520-647-9926
🌐 eclipsecr.com

Compensation and study related medical care may be available for qualified participants.

04/20/2026

❤️ Have You Had a Heart Attack or Stroke in the Past Year?

If you’ve experienced a heart attack, stroke, or other circulation problem within the past 12 months, you may still be at risk for another cardiovascular event.

Eclipse Clinical Research is enrolling adults for a clinical study focused on reducing the risk of future heart-related events.

Participants may receive:

No-cost study-related care and monitoring

Compensation and medical care may be available for qualified participants

📍 Eclipse Clinical Research – Tucson, AZ
📞 Call 520-647-9926
🌐 eclipsecr.com

04/17/2026

🩸 World Hemophilia Day – April 17

Today, we recognize and support individuals living with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.

Hemophilia is a rare condition that affects the body’s ability to properly clot blood, making even minor injuries potentially serious. Increased awareness helps drive better care, earlier diagnosis, and continued research toward improved treatments.

At Eclipse Clinical Research, we’re proud to be part of the ongoing effort to advance medical knowledge and bring new therapies to those who need them most.

Join us in raising awareness and supporting the bleeding disorders community today. 💙

04/16/2026

Clinical Trial Myth #7:
“Clinical trials aren’t safe or closely monitored.”

Safety is the top priority in clinical research.

Before any study begins, it goes through a detailed review process, including approval by an independent Institutional Review Board (IRB). This board helps ensure that participant safety and ethical standards are met.

Throughout the study, participants are closely monitored by qualified medical professionals, and strict protocols are followed every step of the way.

Clinical trials also follow guidelines set by organizations like the FDA to help ensure safety and transparency.

Medical progress depends on research, but it never comes at the expense of participant well-being.

If you have ever had concerns about safety in clinical trials, we are always here to answer your questions.

04/15/2026

Today is National ASL Day, a time to recognize the importance of American Sign Language and celebrate the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community 🤟

At Eclipse Clinical Research, we believe healthcare and clinical research should be accessible to everyone. Clear communication helps build trust, improve understanding, and support better outcomes for all participants.

We are proud to support awareness, inclusion, and equal access in healthcare today and every day.

04/13/2026

🚶‍♂️ Have You Recently Had a Procedure for Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)?

If you’ve undergone a revascularization procedure (such as a stent or bypass) for PAD within the past 12 months, you may still be at risk for another cardiovascular event.

Eclipse Clinical Research is enrolling adults for a clinical study focused on reducing the risk of future heart and circulation problems.

Participants may receive:

Study-related medical care at no cost

Compensation and medical care may be available for qualified participants

📍 Eclipse Clinical Research – Tucson, AZ
📞 Call 520-647-9926

🌐 eclipsecr.com