Farmovs

07/08/2024

Study available for females:
-Age between 25-55 years
-Diagnosed with squamous intraepithelial lesions of the cervix

Contact us for more information:
Whatsapp: 082 466 2990
Email: study.bloemfontein@farmovs.com

07/08/2024

Contact us today if you are interested in participating in clinical trials.
Whatsapp: 082 466 2990
Email: study.bloemfontein@farmovs.com

25/05/2023

Healthy men and women needed for a clinical research study!
Study criteria:
• healthy males and females
• 18 – 55 years old
• weight 50 – 90 kg
• non-smoker or occasional smoker (smoking ≤ 10 ci******es week)
* More criteria are applicable for inclusion in the study.

For more information: T: 051 410 3070
WhatsApp/Please call me: 082 466 2990
E: study.bloemfontein@farmovs.com

This study aims to evaluate a potential treatment for inflammatory diseases.Volunteers will participate in a screening appointment and if eligible, they will attend multiple appointments over a period of 75 days.

Important:
Participation is voluntary and you may withdraw from the study at any time. Volunteers will be paid for study related inconvenience.
This advertisement has been approved by the Health Sciences Research Ethics Committee (HSREC) of the University of the Free State.

18/05/2023

Farmovs would like to thank our clinical trial volunteers, research partners, sponsors, SMO network sites, scientists, doctors, nurses, operational and admin staff. Your contributions ensure that patients can receive lifesaving treatments.

12/05/2023

Our Nurses, our Future! Nurses in the clinical research industry are creating the future of medicine. Comment below and tag/mention a Nurse to acknowledge their valuable contributions in society! Thank you Farmovs Nurses!

10/05/2023

We are live! Considering a career in Clinical Research? Enroll now for an accredited SA GCP certificate! Learn from clinical research industry experts, at your own pace, and earn 8 CPD points (HPCSA registered practitioners).

New to clinical research? The Basic Full Day training is for you: https://onlinetraining.farmovs.com/course/good-clinical-practice-gcp-full-day

Need to renew your GCP certificate? Enroll for our Refresher course: https://onlinetraining.farmovs.com/course/gcp-refresher-half-day

21/04/2023

We are launching the new FARMOVS Online GCP Courses in May 2023!

Pursuing a career in clinical research or need to renew your GCP certificate? We have good news! Pre-book for a group of 5 people or more and receive a 5% discount!

Email us for more information: onlinetraining@farmovs.com

*Discount valid for bookings made and paid in May 2023 only. 5 or more learners in group to qualify. Your course coupon will be valid until 11 December 2023. Email us, provide your company details, Vat number and the details of the learners and receive a discounted VAT invoice for your group booking. SA GCP Basic Full Day R2900 and Refresher Course R1900 before discount.

21/04/2023

Farmovs will be launching a new GCP online learning platform! Flexible time frame, and easy to use. Claim a 5% discount for groups of 4 or more in May! Follow our page to stay informed.

12/04/2023

Find us on the UFS Campus with Google Maps if you want to attend a clinical trial screening or to submit forms:

Research institute

06/04/2023

In South Africa, 1 in every 42 women is at risk of being diagnosed with cervical cancer. The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) causes cervical cancer. It is transmitted in humans through skin-to-skin contact during sexual in*******se. Other risk factors include having multiple sexual partners, smoking ci******es, and having a weakened immune system, Read the article for screening and treatment options: http://www.farmovs.com/hpv-and-cervical-cancer/

03/04/2023

Post-menopausal women needed for a clinical research study!
You may qualify to take part if you:
• are 45 to 65 years of age; • do not smoke;
• are using limited chronic medication.
For more information, leave a comment below or phone us: T:051 410 3068.
FARMOVS is committed to protecting the privacy of an individual's personal information.

This advertisement has been approved by the Health Sciences Research Ethics Committee (HSREC) of the University of the Free State.