Behind every medicine
is a pioneer

Become a pioneer

Take part in clinical studies to
investigate tomorrow's medicines

Why take part?

Help improve medicines 
and cure people 

Receive a
compensation 
for
your 
involvement

Enjoy ME-TIME
during your stay

Study to treat lung diseases

2400664
18-60
  • Male
  • Female
< 7 days
16
vergoeding voorzien
View research

Study to treat autoimmune diseases (group 7, 8 and 9)

BE-80-2400381 group 7, 8 and 9
Full

Study to treat lung diseases (Part 1)

BE-80-2300238 (deel 1)

Study to investigate treatment of clotting disorders (subcutaneous cohorts)

BE-80-2400261 (subcutane cohorten)

Study to investigate treatment of clotting disorders (intravenous cohorts)

BE-80-2400261

New webapp 'My Pionier'

From registering in the database or signing up for a study to recording a screening appointment... It gets a lot easier with SGS CPU's new and easy to use web application for volunteers.

Discover more 

Take a look behind the scenes

But what actually is a clinical study? What exactly does it involve? And a hospital with healthy volunteers in a comfortable setting?
This short video will answer all these questions.
Take a look behind the scenes now. 

Virtual Tour

Want to know what our Clinical Pharmacology Unit (SGS CPU) looks like? And the types of rooms our pioneers stay in? And the relaxation spaces on offer?
Pay a virtual 360-degree visit to our research centre. Welcome to SGS CPU!

Discover our research centre

Get to know our pioneers

 

Anita
69 years
Seppe
22 years
Filip
53 years
Jana
19 years

Reviews

Our score : 4,4/5

SGS CPU has the best staff: always present, friendly and clear. I am taking part because I'm saving up for a hair transplant.

Frederic, 30+
East Flanders

Taking part in clinical research is a way for me to get away and take a break from my busy work and family life. The payment is also a welcome bonus. The facility has all mod cons and the friendliness of the staff is second to none.

Stijn, 35+
East Flanders

The staff is very friendly and the single rooms are superb. The rooms are kept nice and cool to sleep in, though possibly slightly too cold to work under the ventilation. The portion sizes of the food could be slightly larger as well.  But my participation means that I am helping the development of future medicines and the extra money is great!

Wendy, 45+
Antwerp

I think that I've been taking part in clinical research at SGS CPU for almost 10 years now and I'm happy that so much progress has been made over that period. The modern accommodation is the most recent highlight. Over all of this time, I have noticed how important volunteers are. I'm contributing to society and that feels good. That feeling certainly outweighs some of the disparaging comments I sometimes get from other people about clinical studies.

Mikel, 35+
The Netherlands

This is the first time I have taken part in a clinical study and it was a positive experience to test a new medicine. Privacy in the 8-bed room is nevertheless perhaps not quite optimal.

Christel, 55+
Antwerp

I took part in my first clinical study in support of a friend who had breast cancer. I discovered that helping advance science in this way is very valuable – as is the generous remuneration. It also allows me to stay on top of my personal health. I always like coming back: there is time to relax and to catch up on some sleep. And otherwise: more studies for the over-55s please! 

Daisy, 55+
East Flanders

I hope that taking part in clinical research to investigate new medicines allows me to contribute to science so that some diseases that cannot be treated at the moment can be treated in the future. And the payment is of course an attractive additional incentive.  The rooms are clean and comfortable, but the speed in reception sometimes leaves something to be desired. See you soon!

Nikita, 30+
Antwerp