For Participants

Advancing Medicine Together

Clinical research helps bring new treatments, vaccines, and medical innovations to people around the world. By taking part in research, you may help improve healthcare for future generations, and it's always your choice.

Why Participate?

Advance Medical Research

Your participation helps researchers develop new medicines, vaccines, and treatments that may improve lives worldwide.

Access to Research Studies

Some studies provide access to investigational approaches under close medical supervision, as explained during consent.

Contribute to Better Health

Your involvement may help improve healthcare for future generations and your community.

How Clinical Research Works

A simple process designed with your safety and rights in mind.

1

Find a Study

Search for studies that match your interests, health, and location.

2

Eligibility Screening

The team reviews whether a study is a good fit for you.

3

Informed Consent

The study is explained in full. You decide whether to take part.

4

Study Participation

You follow the study plan, attend visits, and your wellbeing is monitored.

Your Safety Comes First

Ethical Review

All studies are reviewed and approved by independent ethics committees.

Regulatory Oversight

Studies follow strict regulations and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines.

Informed Consent

Participation is completely voluntary and you can withdraw at any time.

Confidentiality

Your personal information is protected and kept strictly confidential.

Ways to Take Part

Healthy volunteers

Healthy Volunteers

Healthy-volunteer studies help researchers evaluate new medicines and vaccines in healthy individuals.

  • No specific condition required
  • Short-term study opportunities
  • Any reimbursement is explained up front
Patient volunteers

Patient Volunteers

Patient studies focus on specific conditions or diseases to evaluate new treatments and care approaches.

  • Studies for specific conditions
  • Care under a qualified study team
  • Help advance care for your community

Conditions We Support Research In

Participant Voices

A positive experience

“I felt well cared for throughout, and proud to help advance medical research.”, Representative participant

Learning and contributing

“I learned so much about my health and contributed to research that may help others.”, Representative participant

Well supported

“The team explained everything clearly and answered all of my questions.”, Representative participant

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a clinical trial?

A carefully designed and closely monitored research study that looks at how a treatment, vaccine, or approach works in people.

Is participation voluntary?

Yes. Taking part is entirely your choice, and you can withdraw at any time.

Can I withdraw from a study?

Yes, at any time, for any reason, without it affecting the care you would normally receive.

Will I be compensated?

Any reimbursement is explained clearly before you join, so you have the full picture.

Is my information confidential?

Yes. Your personal information is protected and used only as described in the consent you agree to.

What are the possible risks?

All research carries some uncertainty. The potential benefits and risks are explained fully before you decide.

Who can participate in a study?

Eligibility is set by each study to keep participants safe. Registering your interest is not a commitment.

Join Our Research Community

Be the first to hear about new studies in your area that you may qualify for.

We respect your privacy. Your information will never be shared or sold.

Find a Clinical Study

Explore current and upcoming studies in your area.

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This page provides general information about taking part in clinical research and is not medical advice, nor a recruitment offer for any specific study. Details about any particular study, including its purpose, procedures, potential benefits, and risks, are provided to you directly by the study team before you decide whether to take part. Please speak with your own healthcare provider about what is right for you.