
How You Can Help Advance Future Medicine
Swedish people are key to developing new medicines
Did you know that clinical studies are not just for healthy people? In fact, many Swedish studies focus on patients with specific diagnoses – and your participation can be crucial for future treatments to become a reality.
The need for new, evidence-based treatment is greater than ever in Sweden, and clinical studies play a crucial role in developing future healthcare. CTC Clinical Trial Consultants makes it possible for both patients and healthy volunteers to participate – and contribute to scientific progress.
– There is still a misconception that you can only participate in research if you are completely healthy, but many of our studies are diagnosis-specific and directly target individuals who live with various diagnoses, says Sandra Gunnarsson, Chief Site Network Officer at CTC.
CTC Clinical Trial Consultants is a Swedish company with clinics across the country, specializing in conducting clinical drug trials. We perform clinical research on behalf of universities, the pharmaceutical industry, and contract research organizations, and the studies are reviewed and approved by the Ethical Review Authority and the Medical Products Agency, ensuring both safety and scientific quality.
– The studies cover a range of different medical areas, including erectile dysfunction, type 2 diabetes, depression, psoriasis, celiac disease, autoimmune diseases, as well as elevated blood lipids and obesity. Participants can range from people with specific diagnoses to healthy individuals who want to contribute to research, and we see participants as heroes. Without their contribution, we would never be able to develop new, safe, and effective medicines. Every participant contributes to something greater – the future of healthcare – and helps both research and themselves, she concludes.

Get information about current studies
In our database, both patients and healthy volunteers can find information about current and upcoming studies, and signing up is the first step to gaining insight into the available opportunities.
What does a clinical trial involve?
Read more about why clinical trials are conducted and how they are carried out.

Register your interest
Sign up for our database by filling in the form below. You will then receive information when there is an upcoming or ongoing trial that matches your profile.
Why participate?
Advancement of research
You contribute to the advancement of research and the development of safe and effective medicines and methods that can help both you and others in the future.
Thorough health check-up
In addition to helping others, you also gain insight into your own health through the comprehensive health check-up you receive free of charge when participating in a trial.
Approved studies
Our trials are conducted with careful controls and measurements, and are reviewed and approved by the Medical Products Agency and the Ethical Review Board.
Well-informed staff
You will meet our experienced staff and always receive a warm welcome from recruiters, nurses, and doctors. We are here to answer your questions.
What is a clinical trial?
A clinical trial is a study of a medicine's effects. It can also be an evaluation of other types of treatment, such as a surgical method, radiation therapy, physiotherapy, special diets, medical devices, and more.
Clinical trials for medicines are conducted either at a special trial unit like CTC or within the healthcare system at a primary care center or hospital clinic. The trial is often carried out on behalf of the company that developed the medicine, in collaboration with the responsible doctor and other staff.
Why are clinical trials conducted?
Clinical trials are conducted to develop treatments that are as effective and safe as possible. They have led to the development of medicines, various treatment methods, and medical devices, among other things, which we now take for granted.
Clinical trials for medicines are conducted either at a special trial unit like CTC or within the healthcare system at a primary care center or hospital clinic. The trial is often carried out on behalf of the company that developed the medicine, in collaboration with the responsible doctor and other staff.



