Available Studies
Clinical Trial Network is currently seeking qualified patients for a number of study opportunities. Participants in a clinical trial contribute to the development of new therapies while learning about their possible treatments. No insurance is required, and you may be reimbursed for your time and travel expenses.
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Join a clinical research study for adults living with slow-healing venous leg ulcers and help researchers evaluate new approaches to wound healing and care.
Caregivers of people living with Alzheimer’s disease can join this currently open study and help researchers better understand caregiving experiences and support needs.
Explore a clinical research study for adults with MASH/NASH-related fatty liver disease or compensated cirrhosis, evaluating an investigational approach to liver health.
Support thyroid health research through a simple sample collection study for infants ages 1 to 23 months, completed with parent or guardian consent.
Adults with asthma may qualify for this clinical research study evaluating potential new treatment options. Participation may include study-related care and compensation for eligible participants.
Join research focused on fatty liver disease, liver scarring, and cirrhosis to help advance understanding and future treatment options for serious liver conditions.
Take part in clinical research focused on Alzheimer’s disease and help researchers explore future approaches to memory, thinking, and cognitive health.
Healthy volunteers may help support medical research through basic health screening and the collection of blood or urine samples, depending on study requirements.
Pregnant women may support thyroid hormone research through a simple sample collection study designed to improve understanding of thyroid testing during pregnancy.
If you or a loved one is experiencing memory changes, consider research that helps scientists better understand cognitive decline and explore future care options.
Join a clinical research study evaluating an investigational option for osteoarthritis-related knee pain, with the goal of improving comfort, mobility, and daily activity.
Take part in research focused on chronic kidney disease, kidney function, and disease progression to help advance future approaches to kidney care.
Healthy men and women aged 22 or older may qualify for this study and receive $50 after completing the required study visit.
