- About the Study
- The purpose of the study is to determine whether two hormonal birth control pills, the LF111 tablet and the Drospirenone (DRSP) chewable tablet, affect women’s bone mineral density.
- What does the study involve?
- Complete health assessments to make sure you meet study requirements. Assessments include, but are not limited to, blood and urine tests, a physical exam, and a bone scan to measure your bone mineral density. The scan is painless and lasts about 30 minutes. Use your chosen birth control for 1 year and talk to the study doctor about any side effects.
- Who can participate?
- Your must be between 14-45 years old. First period was over 2 years ago. You must be willing to use the same form of birth control for a full year, whether LF111 tablets, DRSP chewable tablets, or a non-hormonal option, such as sexual abstinence.
- Where is the study taking place?
- The study is being conducted at our Hollywood, Weston, and Boynton offices.
- Is compensation provided?
- Yes