Lamar County Research Studies
Millions of people in the United States have some type of autoimmune disorder. If you currently live in Lamar County, you may be eligible to participate in one of our studies.
ARH Research is working to discover innovative approaches for people with chronic conditions who haven’t responded to traditional treatments. Our world-renowned researchers work with pharmaceutical companies to uncover cutting-edge therapeutics that will help alleviate the pain and suffering associated with inflammatory disorders.
Even though there is no known cure for many autoimmune diseases, we can work together to identify the triggers and symptoms that accompany them so we can find a way to improve the quality of life for you and millions of people like you.
ARH Research has provided ground-breaking discoveries for autoimmune disorders such as:
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Psoriatic Arthritis
- Ankylosing Spondylitis
- Giant Cell Arteritis
The Benefits of Participating in Our Research
Partnering with ARH in medical research has many benefits. By choosing to participate, you can make a lasting impact on treating autoimmune disorders and other chronic conditions. You are helping the continued progress towards fighting diseases and improving outcomes. Through clinical trials, not only do you have the potential to significantly improve your own health, you give researchers valuable insight into how new drugs and treatments affect individuals, helping inform decisions about what therapies are better suited for different people.
Additionally, volunteering for medical research may give you access to cutting-edge pharmaceuticals or health services that wouldn’t otherwise be available. Furthermore, there is the satisfaction of knowing that you have done something significant to contribute to science and the people of Lamar County.
About Lamar County
Lamar County is located in the Northeast of Texas, on the Oklahoma border. Beginning with the Caddo Indians, this part of Texas has remained largely agricultural. Paris is the county seat and has its own Eiffel Tower with a Texas twist – a red cowboy hat perched on the top. Lamar County gets its name from Mirabeau Bonaparte Lamar, the fourth president of the Republic of Texas.
At one point, the county was a major railway hub, connecting Texas with the rest of the United States. Several communities such as Blossom and Arthur City grew up around the rail lines. Even though the trains are no longer running, the Santa Fe-Frisco Depot is a historic landmark and museum that you can visit to learn more about the county’s history.
Cities in Lamar County include:
- Arthur City
- Blossom
- Brookston
- Chicota
- Deport
- Paris
- Pattonville
- Petty
- Powderly
- Roxton
- Sumner
OUR MISSION
Providing a Better Quality of Life for Lamar County Residents
Living with an autoimmune inflammatory condition can be difficult to manage, not only because the symptoms can be physically challenging but also because of the mental implications. Autoimmune disorders may affect emotions and cognition, leading to anxiety or depression, especially if previous treatments have failed in the past.
The debilitating pain has likely significantly decreased your quality of life. Fortunately, our research has led to a vast array of treatments for these conditions. But we still have a long ways to go, and you can help us.
ARH Research and You
If you are living with an autoimmune inflammatory condition, ARH Research would like to meet you. We are recruiting volunteers to participate in our clinical trials, and you may be eligible.
Not only will you have access to treatments not available anywhere else, but you can also be sure that you will always be looked after, cared for, and protected throughout the trial.
Lead by Dr. Tamar F. Brionez, our team has decades of experience researching and treating various autoimmune diseases, including identifying triggers and helping manage conditions. Working with people like you enables us to continue our journey to improve the lives of millions of people. Get in touch today by calling (281) 884-9844 or filling out our contact form.
Dr. Tamar F. Brionez
M.D., CCD
Research Studies Now Enrolling
We are currently seeking candidates for the following studies:
Learn More About Our Research Studies
If you are a Lamar County resident, fill out the form below or call us at (281) 884-9844.