Treatment-resistant depression · Alzheimer's disease

Clinical trials · Bydgoszcz, Poland

Treatment-resistant depression, Alzheimer's disease - clinical trials

Promente conducts controlled clinical trials of investigational substances and procedures in defined indications: depression, treatment-resistant depression (TRD), Alzheimer's disease, mild cognitive impairment and other neurodegenerative disorders. Participation always depends on protocol criteria, medical eligibility assessment and informed consent.

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Treatment-resistant depression

Clinical studies for patients with depression

We run recruitment for clinical trials of investigational medicines for people whose standard treatment has not brought sufficient improvement.Current recruitment

How we work

Clinical trials require precision, not promises.

Clinical experience

Projects run by experienced physicians, in collaboration with a highly qualified nursing and psychological team.

Safety

Eligibility assessment, informed consent, monitoring and the right to withdraw at every stage.

Transparency

Educational content does not replace medical consultation or eligibility assessment for a study protocol.

Studies we are currently conducting

Active research projects under the care of the Promente team

In progress

COMP 006

Sponsor: COMPASS Pathways · Study ID: COMP 006

Clinical research with COMP360 psilocybin for patients with treatment-resistant depression (TRD).

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In progress

BIOGEN "Celia"

Sponsor: Biogen · Study ID: 247AD201

The study is intended for people with mild cognitive impairment and early-stage Alzheimer's disease.

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Dear Patients

Please note that medical services in psychogeriatric, neurological and neuropsychological outpatient care are currently provided by Centrum Medyczne Propsyche. Our centers are located at the same address.

Promente currently focuses exclusively on conducting clinical trials.

You are warmly invited to use our services.

The Propsyche and Promente Team

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What should you know about clinical trials?

Clinical trials are a key stage in evaluating investigational medicines and procedures before they may be considered for wider use.

Clinical trials are designed to assess the safety and activity of an investigational method under controlled conditions. Their course is closely supervised not only by medical specialists, but also by independent bioethics committees that protect participants and ensure that studies comply with ethical standards.

Clinical trials involve patients and healthy volunteers, and all procedures are carefully planned and approved by the relevant authorities. Study results help develop medical knowledge and inform decisions about further evaluation or use of investigational methods.

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Clinical trial phases

Clinical trials consist of several stages

Phase I

Safety testing in small groups of volunteers

Phase II

Assessment of safety, activity and appropriate dosing

Phase III

Comparative studies conducted in larger patient groups

Phase IV

Monitoring after a medicine has entered the market

"Clinical trials are a key element of medical development. They allow investigational methods to be assessed under controlled conditions, without promising an effect for any individual participant."

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See current clinical trials or learn about collaboration opportunities with our center

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