Protect Your Heart Before Heart Failure Starts
If you’re living with Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, and Heart Disease, you may qualify for a clinical research study evaluating a potential new way to help reduce the risk of developing heart failure before symptoms begin.
Heart Failure Prevention Study Pre-Screening
Complete this short form to see if you may qualify for this cardiovascular clinical research study.
participation requirements
Who We're Looking For
eligibility criteria
Adults meeting the following conditions may qualify
Are 40 years or older
Have Type 2 Diabetes
Have High Blood Pressure
Have Heart Disease or Cardiovascular Disease
Have not been diagnosed with symptomatic heart failure
study benefit
Why Participate?
Study-Related Care
Receive study-related evaluations and care at no cost.
Heart Health Monitoring
Regular monitoring of your heart health throughout the study.
Experienced Research Team
Receive care from an experienced cardiovascular research team.
Help Advance Medical Research
Your participation may help improve future approaches to preventing heart failure.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Are You at Increased Risk for Heart Failure?
Answer a few quick questions to see if this study may be right for you.
You May Qualify If:
- You are 40 years of age or older
- You have been diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes
- You have High Blood Pressure
- You have a history of Heart Disease or Cardiovascular Disease
- You have not been diagnosed with symptomatic heart failure
You May Not Qualify If:
- You are under 40 years of age
- You have Type 1 Diabetes
- You have already been diagnosed with symptomatic heart failure
- Your medical history does not meet the study requirements
Note: Completing the pre-screening form does not guarantee eligibility. Our research team will review your information and contact you to discuss the next steps.
About the Heart Failure Prevention Study
Researchers are evaluating an investigational medication in combination with an approved medication to determine whether it may help reduce the risk of developing heart failure in adults at increased cardiovascular risk.
The study is designed for adults living with Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, and Heart Disease who have not yet developed symptomatic heart failure.
By participating, you could help researchers advance future approaches to heart failure prevention.
Understanding Heart Failure
What Is Heart Failure?
Heart failure does not mean your heart has stopped working. It means the heart cannot pump blood as effectively as it should.Many people are at increased risk long before symptoms appear.
Conditions such as:
- Type 2 Diabetes
- High Blood Pressure
- Heart Disease
can significantly increase the likelihood of developing heart failure over time.Early research is focused on finding better ways to help reduce this risk before symptoms begin.
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About Dr. Ayim Djamson
Dr. Ayim Djamson is a board-certified cardiologist with more than 20 years of clinical research experience. He has served as Principal Investigator on over 50 Phase II–IV clinical trials, helping advance new treatments for heart-related conditions.
Board-Certified Cardiologist
Dr. Ayim Djamson
MD, FACC
Cardiovascular Research
Leading heart health clinical trials
Patient-Centered Care
Dedicated to safe, compassionate research
What to Expect
Step 1
Complete the online pre-screening form.
Step 2
Speak with a member of our research team.
Step 3
Schedule a screening visit if you appear eligible.
Step 4
The study team will determine whether you qualify for enrollment.
Take the First Step Today
Call (240) 685-2078 or email info@metresearch.org to speak with our research team and learn if you may qualify for this study.Â
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Ready to Get Started? Started?
Complete our short eligibility questionnaire or contact our research team to learn more
about this clinical research study.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is this study being conducted?
Researchers are studying whether an investigational treatment, used alongside an approved medication, may help reduce the risk of heart failure in adults who are at increased cardiovascular risk.
Why am I at risk?
People with Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, and Heart Disease have a greater chance of developing heart failure over time.
What is an investigational medication?
An investigational medication is a treatment that is being studied to determine its safety and effectiveness. It has not yet been approved for this specific use.
Will I continue taking my current medications?
The study team will review your current medications and explain how the study treatment fits into your care before you decide whether to participate.