Eclipse Clinical Research

10/15/2026

🧼 Clean hands help keep our community healthy!

This Global Handwashing Day, Eclipse Clinical Research is sharing a simple reminder: small daily habits can make a big difference in reducing the spread of germs.

💧 Wet your hands with clean, running water.
🫧 Lather with soap and scrub for at least 20 seconds, including between your fingers and under your nails.
🙌 Rinse well and dry with a clean towel.

Make handwashing part of your routine, especially before eating and after using the restroom, coughing, or sneezing.

10/14/2026

Group B Streptococcus (GBS) is a common type of bacteria many people carry without knowing. Some babies can become seriously ill if exposed. We’re researching an investigational maternal vaccine designed to help protect pregnant women and their babies from common types of GBS.

If you take part in this study:
• You will receive one dose of the study vaccine or a placebo (salt water) before your baby is born.
• Participation may last up to 14 months, depending on your stage of pregnancy at enrollment.
• Your health and your baby’s health will be closely monitored by our medical team.
• All study-related care will be provided at no cost.

For more information, contact us at (520) 647-9926, [email protected], or https://www.eclipsecr.com/contact-5

10/13/2026

Clinical Trial Basics #11: Can I Leave a Clinical Trial After Joining?

One of the most important things to understand about participating in clinical research is that participation is voluntary.

If you decide to join a clinical trial, you have the right to withdraw at any time, for any reason.

You do not have to continue participating simply because you signed an informed consent form or completed study visits.

If you decide to leave a study, the research team may ask about your decision and discuss any recommended follow-up steps to help protect your health and safety.

Choosing to withdraw from a clinical trial does not mean you have done anything wrong, and it should not affect your access to regular medical care or benefits you would otherwise be entitled to.

Your rights as a research participant matter, and understanding those rights is an important part of making informed decisions about clinical research.

Understanding clinical research helps you feel more confident about your choices.

10/12/2026

Today, Eclipse Clinical Research honors the histories, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous peoples.

Here in Southern Arizona and across the country, we celebrate Indigenous communities and recognize their enduring connections to the land, their living traditions, and their contributions to our shared future.

This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we encourage taking time to learn from Indigenous voices and deepen our understanding of the communities around us.

10/09/2026

Eclipse Clinical Research is conducting a research study for adults with certain cardiovascular risk factors and elevated hsCRP.

hsCRP is a blood marker that can indicate inflammation in the body. Researchers are studying how inflammation may be connected to cardiovascular health.

Participation is voluntary. Study-related care may be provided at no cost. Additional eligibility requirements apply.

To learn more, call Eclipse Clinical Research at 520-647-9926 and ask to speak with Levi.

1775 W. St. Mary’s Road, Suite 211
Tucson, AZ 85745

10/07/2026

10/06/2026

Clinical Trial Basics #10: What Happens After a Clinical Trial Ends?

Clinical trials do not simply stop when the last participant completes their final visit. So, what happens next?

After a clinical trial ends, researchers review and analyze the information collected during the study. This helps them better understand the investigational treatment, including its safety and how well it worked.

Depending on the study, the results may be shared through scientific publications, presentations, clinical trial databases, or with regulatory agencies such as the FDA.

Researchers may also use what they learned to help guide future research or determine the next steps for the treatment being studied.

Every clinical trial is different, and completing a study does not necessarily mean the investigational treatment will become available to the public. Additional research or regulatory review may still be needed.

Understanding clinical research helps you see how each study contributes to the bigger picture.

10/02/2026

🎀 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

At Eclipse Clinical Research, we honor those facing breast cancer, celebrate survivors, remember loved ones lost, and recognize the families and caregivers beside them.

This month is a reminder to make time for your health and talk with your healthcare provider about breast cancer screening.

To everyone affected by breast cancer in Tucson and beyond, you are in our thoughts this month and throughout the year. 💗

10/01/2026

🌿 Happy National Green City Day!

Here in Tucson, going green can mean planting native desert plants, conserving water, and adding shade while protecting the beauty of our Sonoran Desert. 🌵

At Eclipse Clinical Research, we’re celebrating the small steps that help care for the community we call home. Together, we can keep Tucson beautiful for generations to come.