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Locality: Allentown, Pennsylvania

Phone: +1 610-820-0342



Address: 401 N 17th St Suite 207 18104 Allentown, PA, US

Website: www.lehighcenter.com

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Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 06.11.2020

Wishing you a happy, safe, and spooky Halloween!

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 29.10.2020

Fibromyalgia affects an estimated 10 million Americans. Through our clinical trials, our researchers hope to find treatment that makes coping with the disorder easier. Learn more about our clinical trials today. https://bit.ly/2J9MHgP

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 24.10.2020

Did you know that the the World Health Organization considers depression to be the leading cause of disability worldwide? At Lehigh Center for Clinical Research, we conduct depression trials to aid in finding effective treatment. Learn more about our trial: https://bit.ly/2DSSW67

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 21.10.2020

Today is National First Responders Day. Thank you for your efforts to keep us safe. First responders are found to be 10 times as likely to suffer from PTSD. Learn more about our PTSD study today. https://bit.ly/3aPX2s9

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 09.10.2020

Struggling to break a bad habit? Read our latest blog about how to rid yourself of a bad habit and truly start living. https://bit.ly/3ms6O8h

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 07.10.2020

#MythMonday It is often believed that fibromyalgia and arthritis are the same thing. Unlike arthritis that affects the joints, fibromyalgia affects the muscles and soft tissue. Learn more about our current trial for fibromyalgia here: https://bit.ly/2J9MHgP

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 02.10.2020

#FAQFriday Q: What is clinical research? A: Before a pharmaceutical company can initiate testing in humans, it must conduct extensive preclinical or laboratory research. If this stage of testing is successful, a pharmaceutical requests approval from the FDA to begin testing the drug in humans. Learn more on our FAQ page. https://bit.ly/34EAPdM

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 29.09.2020

With the weather getting colder, many people may start experiencing SAD. In this blog, we list three Seasonal Affective Disorder remedies that you can do at-home. https://bit.ly/2HfgNyX

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 20.09.2020

A 2017 study by the Ruderman Family Foundation found that Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression were five times more prevalent in firefighters and police officers than the general public. Read more about PTSD in First Responders in our latest blog: https://bit.ly/35btnXP

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 16.09.2020

Living with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder or know someone who is? There are new research studies that may be an option for you. Learn more about the current studies at Lehigh Center for Clinical Research and how to apply. https://bit.ly/3m2DHbg

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 31.08.2020

Suffering from depression? Learn more about what qualified participants may receive as part of the study and apply today. https://bit.ly/2DSSW67

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 27.08.2020

It's time for #FeelGoodFriday! There's no better way to feel good than by giving back to the community! Not sure where to volunteer? Compeer is an internationally established and award winning organization that focuses on community outreach by creating friendships through a mentor program. Through this program, individuals who are receiving mental health services are paired with a community volunteer they share similar interests with and they spend an hour a week connecting ...however they choose such as going for a walk or grabbing coffee. Learn more about volunteer opportunities with Compeer Lehigh Valley: https://bit.ly/2TdjFyJ

Lehigh Center for Clinical Research 11.08.2020

October is National Depression Education and Awareness Month. Did you know an estimated 17.3 million adults in the United States had at least one major depressive episode? That's 7.1% of all U.S. adults.