FutureMeds UK

There are around 4.5 million people vape/e-cigarette users in the UK. Research into va**ng and va**ng cessation is important for the future of healthcare.

We are looking for individuals who would be interested in taking part in va**ng cessation research studies.

To register your interest to find out more about these va**ng cessation research studies, please visit the link below.

https://bit.ly/va**ng-cessation

Our North Tees Site Director Anna Townsend-Rose recently appeared on North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust NTH Voices podcast to discuss clinical research and how patients can get involved in our studies.

NTH Voices episode 23 - FutureMeds clinical research This week on NTH Voices, we get to know more about our partnership with FutureMeds - a network of commercial research sites leading cutting edge clinical tri...

Happy International Clinical Trials Day! 🌍

Thank you to our staff our partners and our incredible patients who make clinical trials possible!

Clinical trials are key in helping to shape the future of healthcare and we're excited to continue this with our current and upcoming studies.

Let this Easter be a joyous one for you and your family!

More than 200 million people around the world take statin drugs for their heart health.

Do you know how statins protect the heart? To learn more, read the article below.

How Statin Drugs Protect the Heart Statin drugs are often prescribed to safely lower the risk of heart attacks, stroke and hardening of the arteries. What exactly are these drugs and how do they work?

Do you know what clinical trials are?

This animation explains what clinical trials are, how they are conducted, and why they are important for patients with diseases like pancreatic cancer.

Understanding Clinical Trials This animation explains what clinical trials are, how they are conducted, and why they are important for patients with diseases like pancreatic cancer. The a...

Improving your blood cholesterol level may reduce your risk of cardiovascular diseases (heart attacks, strokes and angina). High cholesterol may not cause any symptoms but does increase your risk of serious health conditions. When should my cholesterol levels be tested?

Your GP may recommend that you have your blood cholesterol levels tested if you:
• have been diagnosed with coronary heart disease, stroke or mini stroke (TIA), or peripheral arterial disease (PAD)
• have a family history of early cardiovascular disease
• have a close family member who has a cholesterol-related condition
• are overweight
• have high blood pressure, diabetes or a health condition that can increase cholesterol levels

For further information:

FutureMeds Wirral
- call 0151 315 0090
- write: [email protected]

FutureMeds Birmingham
- call: 0121 592 2050
- write: [email protected]

What actually cholesterol is?
How it affects your risk of heart problem?
What choices you could make to lower your risk?

Watch the video prepared by Heart Foundation NZ and get answers:

Cholesterol animation | Heart disease risk factors This animated video explains what cholesterol is, how it affects your risk of heart attack and stroke, and choices you can make to lower your risk. Have que...

Well conceived drug trials have saved hundreds of thousands of lives. Read the article to learn more about it.

Well conceived drug trials have saved hundreds of thousands of lives But new therapies have been scarce

Your health is the most important. Receive a free health check from our highly trained professionals who focus on your comfort and safety!

FutureMeds Clinic in Bromborough is offering free medical consultations to people at risk:
• patients with type 2 diabetes,
• persons who suffered a heart attack or stroke,
• patients post stent or bypass surgery.

To find out more, call:
FutureMeds Birmingham: 0121 592 2050
FutureMeds Wirral: 0151 315 0090

The FutureMeds Health Check is a free comprehensive check-up of your overall health. By analysing your data, our expert team can tell you whether you're at higher risk of getting certain health problems.

Learn more on https://futuremeds.co.uk/blog/ongoing_trials/free-health-checkup/

We are excited to introduce FutureMeds UK’s new look!

Our new website, www.futuremeds.co.uk, represents much more than simply a new design. It’s a milestone that underscores the evolution of FutureMeds and signals future developments to come that can increase convenience and patient access to medical solutions.

See you on our new website!

Our modern, light and kid-friendly websites opened in late 2021. Since then, we are delighted to be conducting clinical trials in the UK, knowing it will help experts and patients better understand their condition and treatment.

If you are interested in participating in a clinical trial at our sites in Birmingham and Wirral, please submit your interest at www.futuremeds.co.uk. One of our teams will contact you to see if you are eligible for the program. Then our staff will welcome you to the clinic and guide you through the entire experience and answer any questions or concerns.

Do you know what clinical trials are?

Clinical trials are carefully designed research studies in which people help doctors find ways to improve health and care related to specific diseases or medical conditions. Each study tries to answer a scientific question and find better ways to prevent, diagnose, or treat that condition.

To learn more about clinical trials, visit our website www.futuremeds.co.uk

We’re on a mission to bring the very latest medicines & therapies to those who need it, wherever they are in the world.

We place our patients at the heart of the clinical trial experience. We design each of our clinical trials to prioritise the health and well-being of the volunteer and ensure their comfort at every step of their journey. To find out more about us, please visit www.futuremeds.co.uk.