Medical Arts Health Research Group
Committed to Improving Health
The Medical Arts Health Research Group is a clinical research company, committed to bring the most advanced medical opportunities to the patients of British Columbia. Our research sites are located in Vancouver, Kelowna, Kamloops, Penticton and Nanaimo.
Our Research
Alzheimer's Research
New drugs clear brain proteins to slow early Alzheimer’s and help people stay independent longer. Research also tests other treatments and early lifestyle changes.
Cardiovascular Research
New drugs and devices open blocked arteries or control heart rhythm to prevent strokes and heart attacks. Research also tests gene therapies, vaccines, and lifestyle programs to catch risks early and save lives.
Psilocybin Research
Clinical trials test psilocybin to quickly ease severe depression, anxiety, and addiction when paired with therapy. Research also explores its use for other mental issues, focusing on safe, guided single doses.
Sleep Research
New drugs and devices help people sleep better and stay awake during the day. Research tests brain stimulation and simple routines to help prevent sleep disorders early on.
Respiratory Research
New drugs and inhalers quickly ease asthma, COPD, and severe lung infections. Research tests gene therapies, vaccines, and early screening to prevent lung damage and save lives.
Dermatology Research
New treatments quickly clear eczema, psoriasis, and severe acne. Research tests gene therapies, microbiome treatments, and early skin checks to prevent scarring and cancer.
Benefits of Participating in
Clinical Research
People volunteer to participate in a medical research study for a number of reasons, including being a part of the advancement of science or hope for a treatment that doesn’t currently exist.
They also may seek improved medical care or desire to be involved in research that could help many others. As a volunteer in a medical research study, a patient helps in the possible development of medical therapies that may offer better treatments and even cures for life-threatening and chronic diseases.