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Nicole Ehrhardt, MD, Joins Seattle Clinical Research Center as Co-Medical Director

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Research endocrinologist to advance the center’s cardio-metabolic research SEATTLE, WA. — Seattle Clinical Research Center (SCRC) is pleased to announce the addition of Nicole Ehrhardt, MD, as Co-Medical Director. Dr. Ehrhardt’s primary focus will be on leveraging her expertise in endocrinology studies, in collaboration with Rainier Clinical Research Center (RCRC), to build SCRC’s cardio-metabolic research … Read more

Seattle Clinical Research Center Recognizes FDA Approval of Elinzanetant (Lynkuet) for Moderate to Severe Hot Flashes Following Clinical Trial Participation

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Seattle, WA – October 24, 2025 – Seattle Clinical Research Center (SCRC) is proud to recognize the recent FDA approval of elinzanetant (brand name Lynkuet), developed by Bayer, for the treatment of moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms (hot flashes) associated with menopause. SCRC participated in multiple clinical trials evaluating elinzanetant, contributing to the pivotal data that helped support its approval. As a … Read more

Seattle Clinical Research Center Contributes to FDA Approval of New Migraine Treatment

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Seattle, WA – May 9, 2025 – Seattle Clinical Research Center (SCRC) is proud to share that a new treatment for migraine—Atzumi™ (dihydroergotamine) nasal powder—has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura in adults. SCRC was one of the clinical trial sites for the pivotal Phase … Read more

Seattle Clinical Research Center Recognizes FDA Approval of New Non-Hormonal Copper IUD Following Clinical Trial Participation

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Seattle, WA – March 4, 2025 – Seattle Clinical Research Center is pleased to recognize the recent FDA approval of a new non-hormonal copper intrauterine device (IUD), now officially approved for up to three years of use. As one of the leading clinical trial sites involved in the pivotal Phase 3 study, Seattle Clinical Research Center contributed valuable research data … Read more

Seattle Clinical Research Center Relocating To New State-Of-The-Art Facility

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Beginning April 1st, 2024, Seattle Clinical Research Center will be located at 633 Yesler Way, Seattle, WA 98104 SEATTLE, WA – Seattle Clinical Research Center (SCRC) is thrilled to announce our upcoming move to a new location, effective April 1st, 2024. The new facility is custom-built to accommodate our expanding operations and provide an enhanced … Read more

Two Prominent Clinical Research Sites Join Forces to Expand Reach, Expertise

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SEATTLE – The clinical research site Seattle Women’s Health, Research and Gynecology has unveiled a new brand:  Seattle Clinical Research Center (SCRC). SCRC has merged with its Renton-based sister site Rainier Clinical Research Center (RCRC), enabling both organizations to leverage infrastructure, best practices and 60 years of clinical trials and medical expertise. The merger expands … Read more

Gynecology Practice Closing August 2020

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Dear Patients, Seattle Clinical Research Center will be closing our Gynecology practice on August 31, 2020.  We will operate exclusively as a Clinical Research Center and none of our physicians will be providing medical care to patients outside of our research studies.  I am honored to have served as your physician over the last 34 … Read more

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CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENT

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COVID-19 SAFE ENVIRONMENT UPDATE 5/18: It is our responsibility to prioritize the health of ourselves, our patients, and the rest of the community, especially those that are most vulnerable to the disease.We are now operating in a “COVID-19 safe environment”. This means that we are in full compliance with all Washington State, Washington Department of … Read more

Hot Flashes Affect 80% of Women: Research Trial Aims to Provide Potential New Options

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Local physicians are seeking volunteers for hot flash clinical trials, aiming to find potential new treatment options. SEATTLE, WA – Hot flashes tend to be the most common complaint from women going through menopause. Women who are experiencing hot flashes may feel like they have limited treatment options, but local researchers are seeking alternative options. … Read more

28% of Women Use the Pill: Local Practice Seeks to Provide Best Options for Birth Control

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Local physicians are offering a unique approach to patient care by finding women who are an ideal match for a birth control pill. SEATTLE, WA – One of the most common methods of contraception is the birth control pill. There are many options currently on the market, but some women still struggle to find the right fit. Each woman’s experience with the birth control pill is unique. Hormones affect every woman differently, causing bothersome side … Read more