Cardiology
Cardiovascular research including blood pressure, lipid, and heart-health protocols.
1 · currently enrolling in this area
Therapeutic areas
Where our research is focused
Our investigators and coordinators have built depth in a defined set of therapeutic areas.
Diabetes & Endocrinology
Metabolic and endocrine research, with a long-standing focus on type 2 diabetes.
1 · currently enrolling in this area
Neurology
Neurologic research including migraine, cognition, and movement-related protocols.
1 · currently enrolling in this area
Dermatology
Skin-focused research including psoriasis, eczema, and chronic dermatologic conditions.
1 · currently enrolling in this area
Vaccines & Infectious Disease
Preventive vaccine and infectious disease studies across adult age groups.
1 · currently enrolling in this area
Women's Health
Research relevant to women across reproductive, menopausal, and post-menopausal stages.
1 · currently enrolling in this area
Depth over breadth
Concentrating on a focused set of areas lets our team build familiarity with the assessments, equipment, and participant populations those protocols require.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to questions we hear most often.
Do you take protocols outside these areas?
We evaluate feasibility case by case. Sponsors are welcome to send a protocol synopsis for review.
How are therapeutic areas chosen?
They reflect our investigators' clinical backgrounds, our recruitment reach in the community, and the equipment and training already in place at the site.
Are studies always open in each area?
No. Enrollment opens and closes over time. The studies page always reflects what is currently open.
Can I be notified when a study opens in my area of interest?
Yes. With your permission we can add your contact information to our recruitment database for future studies.
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View enrolling studiesInformation on this website is provided for general educational purposes about clinical research and is not medical advice. Participation in any study is voluntary.