Neurology Research in Phoenix: ANR Study and Volunteer Resources
Exploring neurological research in Phoenix starts with finding information about the study that interests you. This guide brings together Arizona Neuroscience Research resources so you can prepare questions, find the relevant study page, and contact the team.
Find information about a study
Start with ANR’s current studies directory. Listings provide a starting point; contact the team to confirm current availability and the next steps. A listing or article does not establish individual eligibility.
- MYCLAD study information: the study page for generalized myasthenia gravis research.
- Questions to ask before MG research screening: prepare for a conversation with the team.
- Understanding the PriMroSe study: ANR’s primary progressive MS research guide.
- ENABLE registry information: ANR’s guide to a relapsing MS registry.
- Understanding the PHASES study: an introduction to ANR’s migraine observational research information.
- Remaster SPMS study in Phoenix: study information and questions about local availability for adults with secondary progressive MS.
- Primrose PPMS study in Phoenix: study eligibility information and a direct link to contact the local team.
Prepare for your first call
Write down the study name and the questions you would like answered. Mention that study when you call so your inquiry can reach the appropriate coordinator.
- Is the local site currently considering new participants?
- What information is needed before a screening conversation?
- Which location would I visit, and what schedule should I plan for?
- Who can explain the possible risks, benefits, and alternatives?
- What expenses or reimbursement, if any, should I ask about?
Keep a note of your contact person and the agreed next step. Ask how to send any requested records securely. You do not need to make a participation decision during an initial inquiry.
Learn about the team and the process
Visit ANR’s team page and clinical research FAQs for additional context. The study team can answer questions specific to a protocol and explain screening and consent.
Contact Arizona Neuroscience Research
Call (480) 210-8723 or use ANR’s contact page. Confirm the appointment location before traveling; ANR lists two Phoenix locations.
This resource is educational. Study availability and requirements may change. Enrollment and any personal benefit are not guaranteed.