Participate Today
Save Lives Tomorrow!

Featured Study

MASH Trial

 

FOMAT is currently enrolling participants for a MASH clinical trial.

Metabolic-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), previously known as non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), is a silent condition that often remains symptomless until it reaches advanced stages. This disease involves the accumulation of excess fat in the liver, which over time leads to inflammation and liver damage. In its early stages, MASH may go unnoticed, but as it progresses, it can develop into cirrhosis, significantly impairing liver function and increasing the risk of severe complications. Early detection and intervention are crucial to halting the progression of MASH and safeguarding liver health.

Which Clinical Trial Do You Want To Participate In?

Active Studies

Filter Trials By Status

Filter Trials By Location

Filter Trials By Age

Filter Trials by Condition

  • Oxnard, Ventura

    Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV)

    Support Groundbreaking Research by Participating in Our Mono Vaccine Study. Your involvement could help improve protection against infectious mononucleosis (mono) for young people everywhere.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • You are eligible if you meet the study's age requirements (10-30 years old).
    • Able to commit to the study duration, which involves attending study visits and participating in phone calls.
    • Able to attend required study visits and participate in required phone calls over the study period.

    Compensation: Contact us for more information.

    Read more
  • Moorpark, Santa Maria, Ventura

    Pneumococcal Vaccine Study

    Support groundbreaking research by participating in our Pneumococcal Vaccine Study. Your involvement could help improve vaccine protection for children everywhere.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • Your child is eligible if they meet the study's age requirements.
    • Able to commit to 7–8 study visits over a period of 16–19 months.
    • Parent or guardian must be able to attend all 7–8 study visits over 16–19 months.

    Compensation: Contact us for more information.

    Read more
  • Santa Maria

    Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Pediatric Study

    We’re conducting a study to explore a new option for children with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). This research aims to better understand how it can support recovery and overall health.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • Must be under 18 years old.
    • Diagnosed with RSV.
    • May have health factors like certain medical conditions.

    Compensation: Contact us for more information

    Read more
  • Oxnard, Salinas

    Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Trial

    We’re conducting a study to evaluate a new treatment for adults with acute respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection. The goal is to understand how this treatment may help reduce symptoms faster and improve health outcomes.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • Must be 18 years or older.
    • Diagnosed with acute RSV infection.
    • Exhibits risk factors such as age 60+, chronic lung diseases, or cardiovascular conditions.

    Compensation: Contact us for more information

    Read more
  • Ventura

    Pediatric Obesity

    This clinical trial is evaluating a new medication to improve health outcomes for adolescents living with obesity or overweight with weight-related health conditions. The goal is to assess how this treatment can reduce health risks and enhance quality of life.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • Must be an adolescent.
    • Living with obesity or overweight with related comorbidities.
    • Not currently taking medications for weight management.

    Compensation: Contact us for more information

    Read more
  • Oxnard

    Obesity Trial

    Join a clinical trial that aims to improve health outcomes for people living with obesity or being overweight. This study is testing a new medication to see how it can reduce health risks and improve the overall quality of life for individuals managing obesity.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • Must be 18 years or older.
    • Living with obesity or overweight.
    • Not currently taking medications for weight loss.

    Compensation: Contact us for more information

    Read more
  • Oxnard, Santa Maria

    NASH/MASH

    Participating in this clinical trial can help improve treatments for a liver condition called MASH/NASH, which causes liver damage. The study is testing a new medicine to see if it can help improve liver health for people with moderate to advanced liver fibrosis.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • Must be 18 years or older.
    • Diagnosed with MASH/NASH and have moderate to advanced liver fibrosis.
    • Cannot join if you have other liver diseases or a history of chronic alcohol use.

    Compensation: Contact us for more information

    Read more
  • Oxnard, Santa Maria

    NASH

    Help us improve treatment options for people with NASH and related health conditions. This clinical trial is studying a once-monthly therapy to reduce liver fat and improve metabolic health in diverse populations.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • Adults diagnosed with NASH.
    • Includes people with pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes.
    • Open to individuals seeking better liver and metabolic health management.

    Compensation: Contact us for more information

    Read more
  • COVID-19 Monrovia, Oxnard, Rosemead, Salinas, Santa Maria

    COVID-19 treatment Study

    Participate in a COVID-19 treatment study to help prevent severe illness. Join us in advancing research for high-risk individuals.

    Criteria & Qualifications: • Must be 18 years or older and diagnosed with COVID-19 within the last 4 days.
    • Experiencing at least 2 symptoms like cough, fatigue, fever, or shortness of breath in the last 4 days.
    • Have one or more high-risk factors such as advanced age (75+), immunosuppression, or certain chronic conditions like lung disease or obesity (BMI ≥ 35).

    Compensation: Contact us for more information.

    Read more

Participate Today
Save Lives Tomorrow!

Be part of Advancing Research! ​


    What Are Clinical Trials And Are They Safe?

    What are Clinical Trials