Do you suffer from ejaculatory dysfunction (EjD), a very common male sexual disorder? Age, diabetes, prostate problems, cancer treatment, medications – all are possible causes of EjD.

If you’ve experienced any problems ejaculating, and are age 26 or older, you may be able to participate in the clinical medical research trial currently studying this disorder.

Contact Dr. Rachel at (520) 495-4938 to see if you qualify

Have you survived a heart attack? Roughly 10% of people who’ve had heart attacks are at risk of suffering another heart attack within one year of leaving the hospital – but it’s a risk that drops 3% per year over each ensuing year. Increase your odds by taking control of your health! Participate in our clinical medical research study.

Contact Dr. Rachel at (520) 495-4938 to see if you qualify

Do you have high cholesterol? QLMC is currently offering enrollment in a study that may help fight heart disease or type 2 diabetes.

Contact Dr. Rachel at (520) 495-4938 to see if you qualify.

Have you been diagnosed with gout or gouty arthritis? Gout is an inflammatory condition affecting millions of people throughout the United States. People with gout often exhibit other health problems, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or gouty arthritis.
Contact Dr. Rachel at (520) 495-4938 to see if you qualify.

If you are on a pain opioid or a narcotic, and are experiencing constipation due to your medication, we may be able to help. Criteria will vary for each candidate. Please call QLMC for details.

We are conducting clinical research pertaining to women who are concerned about their reduced interest in sex, and are currently screening women who:

• Are premenopausal
• Have previously experienced a healthy sex drive
• Feel a reduction in sexual desire, with accompanying relationship-oriented distress

For more information, contact Dr. Rachel at (520) 495-4938.

Are you out of energy? Have you lost the spring in your step? You may be suffering from low testosterone. QLMC can help. We are looking for men between 21 and 75 years old who’ve been diagnosed with potential low testosterone within the last 6 months (or who’d be willing to find out if they do indeed suffer this disorder) to participate in our low testosterone study.

All studies require written informed consent.

Compensation for study enrollment varies.

Contact Dr. Rachel at (520) 731-2333 ext.147, or drrachel@qlmc.com

QLMC is evaluating an investigational medication to determine its efficacy in the relief of moderate-to-severe body pain in adults. To pre-qualify for this study, you must:

• Be male or female, age 18 or older
• Have been on a consistent, daily regimen of pain medication for at least three months
• Hx of Moderate to Severe Chronic Low Back Pain
• Be willing to discontinue your current pain medication

Please call QLMC for compensation guidelines.

Contact Dr. Rachel at (520) 731-2333 ext.147

Adult-onset diabetes is characterized by high blood glucose, and is often initially managed with increased exercise and dietary changes. However, the condition frequently worsens, at which point medications are required. Long-term complications from untreated high blood glucose include increased risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney failure, and loss of eyesight.

Many new medications have been developed to help treat poorly controlled diabetic conditions. QLMC, actively involved in this area of treatment, is seeking candidates for participation in a study of diabetes medications.

Contact Dr. Rachel at (520) 495-4938 to see if you qualify for this study.

We are looking for volunteer participants to study human papillomavirus (HPV) infections in women. This is a unique opportunity for type-specific HPV testing, which is not available commercially. Candidates must not be pregnant, breastfeeding, planning a pregnancy in the next six months, or have undergone a hysterectomy.

All participants will receive quality medical care.

Learn more about HPV from the National Institute Of Health HERE

Call Dr. Rachel for details at (520) 731-2333, ext.147