Windsor Health Centre
- Physician-led: two clinical investigators on site
- Every study is reviewed by a research ethics board before it opens
- Run under Health Canada regulations and ICH Good Clinical Practice
- What you submit goes only to this site’s research team
About this research site
Dr. Anees is a certified specialist in Respirology, having obtained his Fellowship in Pulmonary (lung) and Critical Medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York, NY. He is also a certified specialist in Sleep Medicine, having achieved a Fellowship in Sleep Medicine in 2010. He is a member of the American College of Physicians and the American College of Chest Physicians. Dr. Anees has been an Adjunct Professor of Medicine at the Schulich School of Medicine at the University of Windsor since joining the Windsor medical establishment in 2013.
The people who would look after you
The investigators below are responsible for the studies run at this site, supported by the research team who coordinate your visits. These are the people you would meet.
- PiyaStudy coordinator
- Khondoker Mohammad AbdulahStudy coordinator
Therapeutic experience
Areas of medicine studied at this site, based on data from 2009 to 2026.
What this site has done
Research here becomes medicine everywhere
Clinical studies are funded by the companies developing the treatment being tested. The companies below have sponsored research at this site, and many of them have gone on to bring new medicines to Canadians. A name here does not mean one of their studies is enrolling right now, and it is not an endorsement of any product.
ACELYRIN, Avillion, BELLUS Health, Galecto, Janssen, Pearl Therapeutics
- Lungs and breathing
- Dupixent
- Trelegy
- Anoro
- Breztri
- Enerzair
- Esbriet
- Exdensur
- Fasenra
- Glycopyrronium / formoterol
- Nucala
- Tezspire
- Ultibro
- Pain, bones and joints
- Rinvoq
- Xeljanz
- Olumiant
- Otezla
- Simponi
- Taltz
- Tremfya
A medicine is listed because it was part of at least one study at this site. This is not a recommendation: only your own doctor can say whether a medicine is right for you.
Studies you could join at this site
7 studies are recruiting here now, and 1 more is listed at this site but not taking new participants at the moment.
Getting here, and what a first visit looks like
- 1A phone call firstA coordinator calls to go through your health history and answer your questions. Nothing is booked until you want it to be.
- 2Informed consentThe team walks through the study in plain language, including what is being tested and the known risks.
- 3Screening checksSimple tests confirm whether the study is a fit. Being screened does not commit you to taking part.
- 4Your decisionYou choose whether to continue, and you can stop at any point without affecting your regular care.
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