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Vaccines

Influenza mRNA Vaccine

Influenza (flu) is a contagious respiratory illness that can lead to serious complications, especially in older adults and individuals with certain medical conditions. While current flu vaccines are available, their effectiveness can vary from year to year. Researchers are studying new approaches, including mRNA-based vaccines, to potentially improve protection against circulating flu strains. 

This research study is evaluating investigational mRNA influenza vaccines. The purpose is to assess their safety, tolerability, and how the immune system responds compared to currently approved flu vaccines. 

Participants will receive a single injection of either an investigational mRNA flu vaccine (one of several dose formulations) or a licensed influenza vaccine already approved for use (used as a “control” for comparison). 

Weight Loss

Weight Loss Study

We are currently enrolling a weight loss study evaluating the safety, tolerability and effectiveness of a GLP-1 and GIP medication. If you participate in the trial, your participation will last approximately 84 weeks with 15 visits to our office, and 7 virtual visits. Compensation may be available for those who qualify.  

Weight Loss

Obesity Research Study

Rising rates of obesity and overweight affect millions. Rochester Clinical Research is conducting a research study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a once-weekly investigational medication (eloralinitide) compared with placebo for weight loss.  

Device

Chronic Knee Pain

Adults with chronic knee pain from osteoarthritis who have not found relief from standard treatments may qualify for a research study evaluating a minimally invasive nerve stimulation therapy.