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Clinical trials for coronavirus vaccines continue and volunteers are still needed

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4 years ago

January 13, 2021

Medford, OR – According to the statement, Velocity Clinical Research in Medford is currently recruiting up to 400 people to take part in coronavirus vaccine studies.

Note that Velocity Clinical Research owns 14 clinical trials sites in 10 states across the US.

And the Velocity Clinical Research in Medford is actively enrolling patients in three adult and two adolescent studies.

According to the statement, it’s estimated that 100,000 volunteers are needed across all active studies in the US in order to create a more effective COVID vaccine solution for the entire US population.

So, ladies and gentlemen, if you are interested in volunteering for a COVID vaccine study can register here. Thank you for your time.

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