Research helps many people including you, your loved ones and many others. By joining a study, you can help to advance new scientific discoveries that benefit all people. Whether you are healthy or have a health condition, your participation makes a difference.
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This study compares the lung health of people who do not smoke cannabis to the lung health of people who have smoked cannabis for a long time.
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This is an exercise research study for people who were recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Aerobic exercise is an important treatment for people living with Parkinson's disease. Medication helps alleviate Parkinson’s symptoms; it is not known to slow the rate of disease progression. Aerobic exercise has the best evidence for possibly slowing Parkinson's disease progression. Both moder...
Learn more about the studyThe purpose of the study is to compare two different physical activity groups to learn about their effects on blood sugar and how your body breaks down food. If you decide to volunteer for this study, you will be randomly assigned to one of two groups. This means you will not get to choose which group you are in, like flipping a coin. The first group will walk briskly for 45 minutes at least five ...
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This study is for women with endometriosis who are about to start in-vitro fertilization (IVF). It will test if Orilissa, a medicine for endometriosis symptoms, can improve fertility. If you join, you can choose to either be randomly placed in a group taking Orilissa or a placebo, or you can stick with your usual care. If you join, you can choose to either be randomly placed in a group taking Oril...
Learn more about the studyThis study wants to see if there are genetic reasons why some couples have multiple pregnancy losses. If you join, we will collect blood or saliva samples from you and your partner. We will also collect pregnancy tissue from your current or previous loss. These samples will be sent to Yale Medical Center for genetic testing to look for genes linked to pregnancy loss. You may learn more about why t...
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Do you or your child have signs of bipolar disorder? We are looking for children, teens, and young adults whose moods change between feeling very sad or having too much energy. If you or your child joins this study, you or your child will get a full check-up and advice on treatment from a team of experts. People in this study will be seen by a doctor that specializes in mood disorders for up to 12...
Learn more about the studyWe are asking women who have regular periods to join a study about how estrogen and menopause affect body composition and blood vessel health.
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The Study Spotlight email newsletter is a roundup of research studies that need people to join. Sign up to get an email twice a month with information about some of the open studies at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. It’s an easy way to learn about ways to participate in research at CU Anschutz!
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