Mobley Research Center - Clinical Trials

Our Mission...
Mobley Research Center brings thirty years of clinical research excellence to the pharmaceutical and device manufacturing industries. Our mission is to continue this excellence into the foreseeable future.

Houston Health Hour

Dr. Mobley has a daily medical radio show, the Houston Health Hour, heard from 1-2 P.M. Monday through Thursday. If one would like to hear the program, it is available through the internet at KSEVRadio.com The radio show is a great help in enrolling subjects into clinical trials.

Dr. David Mobley, the president and lead principal investigator has over 25 years experience in clinical trials.

These trials have included basic research, surgical research, medical device trials, and most extensively, over 50 pharmaceutical trials.

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Mobley Research Center includes clinical investigations in the following fields:

BPH, Prostate Cancer, Urinary Incontience, Erectile Dysfunction, Cardio Vascular Disease, Diabetes, Hyper Tension and others.

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Dr. David Mobley has published many articles, authored several books, recorded tapes, written text book chapters, brochures and abstracts.

He is also currently writing Incontinence: It is Treatable: Book in collaboration with Neil Baum, M.D.

	Dr. David Mobley is a urologist in private practice in Houston. Educated at the University of Arizona, University of Tennessee and Baylor College of Medicine. He is board-certified by the American Board of Urology. Click below for Dr. Mobley's private practice website.

The following studies are presently enrolling patients. If you feel you might qualify please call the research associate who is running each study. We are always happy to answer questions about the studies. Enrollment in a study is at no cost to you. All visits are free as well as the medications, and any testing that needs to be done. Many studies pay you a small fee for your time and travel. learn more

Overactive Bladder (OAB):	Testosterone Replacement:
Prostate Cancer:	Type II Diabetes:
Shingles (Herpes Zoster):