Please contact us for more information if you are in the Washington metropolitan area and are interested in participating in one of our research studies.

Migraine and Tension Headaches

We conduct Medication Studies for Migraine and Tension Headaches for ages 12 and up. Please contact us if you are interested in study participation. All study procedures and medication are provided at no cost.

Please contact Cheryl Shadley, R.N., at (703)212-5916 or e-mail her at cshadley@ICRC1.com.

Alzheimer's Disease

These studies are for patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer's Disease. They require patients that are 50 years of age and older. The patients must have contact with a reliable person who can accompany them to all office visits and assist with our assessment of the patient.

Please contact Chris Battle at (703)212-5907 or e-mail us at cbattle@ICRC1.com.

Memory Loss

These studies are for patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer's Disease. They require patients that are 50 years of age and older. The patients must have contact with a reliable person who can accompany them to all office visits and assist with our assessment of the patient.

Please contact Chris Battle at (703)212-5907 or e-mail us at cbattle@ICRC1.com.

Stroke Studies and Vascular Dementia

We are looking for patients with memory loss associated with a stroke, transient ischemic attack (TIA), or cerebrovascular disease.

Please contact Cheryl Shadley at (703)212-5916 or e-mail us at cshadley@ICRC1.com.

Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Epilepsy, or Chronic Pain Syndromes

We may be conducting studies for any of these patients at any given time. These studies may be for new therapies currently unavailable to the general public.

Please contact Cheryl Shadley at (703)212-5916 or e-mail us at cshadley@ICRC1.com.

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