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Any clinical trails in Dallas Ft. Worth area

I have Hep.C geno type 1. Stage 2 liver disease and a fatty liver. I have tried the alpha/ interferon shots and ribivarin pills . The interferon made my white blood count go dangerously low after 3 weeks of treatment. My GI doctor told me i was to stop taking all meds and wait for new ones to come out, or a clinical trail. Since then i have lost my medical insurance. I don't know where to go or who to call. Any information or suggestions would be greatly appriciated.
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Hi. The first link I posted to this thread is the Digestive and Liver Diseases Clinic in Dallas. I believe fairly large with pre-FDA approved clinical trials like alot of us are on. Good Luck
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thank you very much
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Follow the link and use the search function to find a trial in your area that will fit your needs

http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/search/advanced
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Might have to copy and paste the link.
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Might call these folks.

http://www.utswmedicine.org/hospitals-clinics/outpatient/digestive-liver-diseases/
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