Clinical Trials: Seeking Participants
Decreased Sexual Desire in Women
If you are a pre-menopausal woman (still experiencing regular
menstrual cycles) with a decrease in sexual desire, you may qualify
for a medical research study for women concerned about their
decreased sexual desire.
This industry-sponsored study examines
the effectiveness and safety of an investigational medication for
Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD), the most common form
of female sexual dysfunction. HSDD is typically identified by
decreased or absent sexual fantasies and desire for sex. Qualified
participants will receive investigational study medication, study-related
medical exams, and lab tests at no charge.
Birth Control Pill Study
This industry-sponsored study compares a new investigational
contraceptive pill with another contraceptive pill, already available on
the market. For the first time, this new pill uses natural estrogen in
the place of the synthetic alternative (ethinyl estradiol) used in
existing combined oral contraceptives.
Participants should be healthy heterosexually active females,
between ages 18 to 50, at risk for pregnancy and willing to use an
oral contraceptive pill for one year. All women taking part in the
study will receive confidential medical examinations, blood
tests and supply of the pill at no cost.
For more details on these and other Penn Fertility
Care and Penn Ob/Gyn Care clinical trials, call 1-800-789-PENN (7366) or visit our Penn Fertility Care Research and Clinical Trials page.
Help Build a Family Through Egg Donation
Penn Fertility Care is looking for healthy women, ages 21 to 33, who are interested in helping others through egg donation. Generous compensation is offered to donors for their time and travel.
For more information about the Penn Donor Egg Program, call 1-800-789-PENN (7366), or you can also request an appointment online.
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