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For healthy volunteers aged 18-55 [Patient](   [FluCamp](   Hi {NAME},   You may think you know what a clinical trial looks like. You might be picturing a locked room for weeks on end and little contact with the outside world. However, in 2022 clinical trials are more advanced than ever. They now offer you the option to work remotely from the location of your clinical trial for the length of time you are away, while being paid up to £4,200 for your contribution.    In an average year in the UK, flu kills approximately 11,000 people and hospitalises many more. There are hundreds of strains of the influenza virus and hundreds more viruses which can lead to colds and sore throats. Therefore, clinical studies play a key role in helping us understand how these viruses work and what treatments can prevent them.   [Volunteer today]( Benefits of taking part in a clinical trial  While you’re aiding the fight to find a cure for flu, you will:  - Get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.  - Have more 'me time’ to pursue hobbies such as reading, drawing or even catching up on Netflix.   - Have the option to work or study remotely from the location of your trial.  - Get up to £4,200 for a 16-day residential stay.  - Have a full health check-up during screening.  - Have the satisfaction of knowing your contribution is helping a great cause.  [Volunteer today]( Could you be a health hero?  If you're aged 18-55, generally healthy, and interested in being paid for helping science, partaking in a clinical study might be for you. Your safety is at the core of our clinical trials and we will ensure you are well looked after throughout the process. What are human challenge clinical trials?  These clinical trials involve healthy volunteers – half are given the treatment being studied and half are given a placebo. You won’t know which half you are in to make it a fair trial. At FluCamp, everyone in the trial is then exposed to a given cold or flu virus and observed to see if they develop symptoms.     Human challenge clinical trials allow specific viruses to be investigated in closely monitored and carefully controlled clinical settings. Trials that would normally only be possible in hospital patients can instead be completed quickly in healthy volunteers with mild, well-monitored cold and flu symptoms.     So, if you think you’d enjoy the buzz of knowing you've contributed to treatments which could help millions of people, volunteering on the FluCamp trials might be for you.  [Volunteer today](     © Egton Medical Information Systems Limited. Registered in England and Wales.   Registered number: 10004395 Registered office: Fulford Grange, Micklefield Lane, Rawdon, Leeds LS19 6BA. Patient is a UK registered trade mark.    You have received this email because you are subscribed to the Patient newsletter. However, if you'd rather not receive them, you can [unsubscribe here](, or you can review your [preferences]( and adjust your settings.   [Terms & Conditions]( [Privacy Policy]( [Feedback]( [Login](