What happens during a screening visit?
Your screening visit will take approximately 2-3 hours. During the screening visit our medical team will explain all aspects of the study to you and allow you to ask any questions that you may have regarding your participation. You will be given a Consent Form which will require your signature before any procedures may occur. If you agree to the screening visit procedures, you will then undergo a thorough medical examination, involving a detailed medical and social history, blood and urine tests, drug screen, measurements of your blood pressure and pulse as well as a heart trace (ECG). You will be asked to provide blood and urine samples to assess your health. Your blood sample may also be tested for HIV and the Hepatitis B virus, and your urine sample may also be tested for nicotine, recreational and other drugs. You may also be tested for alcohol levels. The results of these tests and procedures coupled with the additional study requirements specific to the clinical study will determ
