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Welcome to Bradenton Research Center

 Dr. Ralph Gonzalez, M.D.

Sub Investigator


 
 
Bradenton Research Center is a dedicated research center affiliated with Bradenton Neurology as well as other physicians in Bradenton. Our Principal Investigator, W. Alvin McElveen, MD, has over 20 years experience in clinical trials. Dr. McElveen made the decision to conduct clinical trials so that he could offer his patients hope for a better treatment for their illness than was currently available. We truly do offer “Tomorrow’s medicines Today”.
 

Since 1992 we have conducted more than 90 clinical research studies and have earned the confidence and trust of our patients by giving them the very best medical care and innovative new treatments right here in Bradenton. For the protection of our volunteers, we strictly abide by both FDA regulations and oversight as well as other protective state and federal laws concerning the conduct of human subject research.

 
Please visit our Current Studies page to learn about all the studies we are offering. If you are interested in any of these studies, contact us and we will give you personal, immediate attention.


Congratulations!!!!!!!!!! 

W. Alvin McElveen, MD Principal Investigator for Bradenton Research Center has been named by US News and World Reports as one of their TOP DOCTORS. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Dr. W. Alvin McElveen, M.D.

  
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2012 Act FAST for Stroke Challenge
Dear Family and Friends,

An update on last week’s NYC 5 BORO Bike Tour. There were 32000 riders in the event. We started at 7:45 AM. I finished at 10:50 AM for a time of 3 h 5 min. The weather was gorgeous, 65 degrees and no wind. I think I could have ridden another 30-40 miles so my training paid off!

The link to the National Stroke Association shows a picture of me after completing the ride.

Again, thanks for you encouragement and thanks to those who have contributed to the National Stroke Association. It is a worthwhile organization that supports education and community involvement in stroke awareness.

AlvinClick here to view the fund page for Alvin McElveen
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