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Pregnant women needed for a clinical research study!

The aim of the study is advancing early pre-eclampsia detection.

You may qualify if you:
-Are 18 – 49 years old.
-Are 6 – 16 weeks pregnant.
-Are considered high risk for developing pre-eclampsia (a pregnancy condition involving high blood pressure and protein in the urine).
-Reside in or around Bloemfontein.

High risk for pre-eclampsia (PE) may include: If you’ve had it before, or have certain medical conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, a family history of PE, being 35 years or older, or past serious pregnancy complications.

The study begins with a screening visit to see if you meet the study criteria. If you qualify, you can take part in the study with visits every two weeks from approximately 12–16 weeks of pregnancy until approximately week 40, or until the end of your pregnancy if earlier.

This study has been approved by the Health Sciences Research Ethics Committee of the University of the Free State.

FARMOVS is located on campus of the University of the Free State.
For more information, please contact our Recruitment office at:
T: 051 410 3068 / 3070
WhatsApp/Call: 082 466 2990
E: [email protected]

FARMOVS Celebrates Nelson Mandela Day: 67 minutes, One donation, One baby bag, Countless smiles

This Nelson Mandela Day, the FARMOVS team came together to honour Madiba's legacy by turning kindness into action.
Through the generosity of our employees, we collected baby care essentials, packed each care bag with love, and delivered them to new mothers and their precious babies at a local hospital.

Every donated item, every helping hand, and every shared smile reminded us that it doesn't take much to change someone's day, it simply takes people who care.
Thank you to every member of the FARMOVS team who contributed to making this initiative such a meaningful success.

"It is in your hands to make a better world for all who live in it." – Nelson Mandela

Ever wondered what clinical trials are all about?

This quick video explains how clinical trials work and what it means to take part as a healthy volunteer.
Healthy volunteers play an important role in helping researchers learn more and develop future treatments. Watch the video to find out more!

The Healthy Volunteers Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Today we honour the youth who continue to inspire progress, challenge boundaries, and contribute to a healthier future for all.

In clinical research, every breakthrough begins with a question, a dream, and the courage to seek better solutions. We celebrate the young minds who will shape tomorrow’s healthcare innovations.

Happy Youth Day! 🇿🇦

Wearing slippers with purpose today. Because every step toward kindness matters.

Happy Slipper Day from the FARMOVS Team!✨

FARMOVS Good day...

For all Clinical Trials/Study related queries please contact Recruitment on-
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 082 466 2990
Tel: 051 410 3070