Current Clinical Trials - Sleep & Attention Disorders Institute

Current Clinical Trials

Currently we are conducting the following Clinical Trials:

Idiopathic Hypersomnia Clinical Trial: Patients ages 18-55, with Idiopathic Hypersomnia. This study is looking at the effect of a new medicine on sleepiness in patients with Idiopathic Hypersomnia who have access to their previous test results confirming Idiopathic Hypersomnia. It lasts 10 weeks, with up to five 24 hour stays with us as well as two other visits. We pay up to $2000 for the subject’s time and expenses.
Adult Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Clinical Trial: Patients ages 18-55, with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. This study is looking at the effect of a new medicine (a new version of amphetamine) on attention deficit in adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. It lasts 8 weeks, with 7 office visits.

Clinical trials come and go, and they fill up fast.

How do I participate?

Call our office at 586-254-0707, or fill out a request for us to contact you.

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What Our Patients Say

I think Dr. Sangal and his staff are wonderful. Everyone is polite and caring. Dr. Sangal has extended my life by diagnosing my sleep apnea and putting me on a treatment plan. I was headed for a stroke and didn’t know it. Thank you Dr. Sangal for all your good care!

La-Von

Dr. Sangal & his friendly staff made my experience comfortable & reassuring. The CPAP has saved my life & I could not be more thankful for Dr. Sangal & the family-like atmosphere of his practice.

FB

I’m so glad I came to see Dr. Sangal for help with my sleep apnea. With the treatment I am sleeping so much better now and feel great throughtout the day.

MP

I have used CPAP every night for more than 15 years. Dr. Sangal has worked with me over time and I believe CPAP treatment has made my life, in general, easier; reducing fatigue which had built up over the years in my profession. I am today more relaxed and better able to handle the problems and anxieties of life, and am better able to enjoy my family and relate better to friends and associates. I am 77 years old.

Cookie

Dr. Sangal and his office staff are so pleasant and made me feel so comfortable. I was always able to schedule an appointment quickly and my treatment showed immediate improvements to my sleep.

Tired mom of three

Dr. Sangal not only has helped my son’s ADHD, but the staff is helpful & courteous, and Dr. Sangal always runs on time & we never wait very long.

Tara Yagonczak

I had the sleep study on Wed nite, 11-27. The 2 girls who helped were so kind & cheerful & good natured. Couldn’t have been nicer.

MA

I enjoy comeing in to see the Dr. because of all the great people he has working for him. You all are so good that I fell like I am at home when I come in.

Joesph O'Bryan

It is great to be able to rest, and to be able to think again. My sleep is clear and restful and I have more energy and I am loving it! Thank you Dr. Sangal.

Nathan Johnson

This has been one of the most beneficial medical treatments I have evern received. Good treatments might deliver most of what is expected. But Dr. Sangal & his team delivered 100% of what I needed. I feel great!

A M

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