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Volume 2, Issue 20 | October 19, 2022
Featured Recruitment Studies
Cellular Airway Differences Between Asthmatics and Non-asthmatics
Researchers at the University of Colorado are seeking volunteers for an asthma research study looking at BOTH asthmatics and non-asthmatics. We are looking into how body weight and metabolic syndrome impact the cellular make-up of airway tissue. We are looking for volunteers WITH and WITHOUT asthma.
"SPOTLIGHT": Skeletal Response to Simulated Night Shift
Eligibility:
- Healthy man or woman (not pregnant) aged 20-40 years old.
- Premenopausal women must be on continuous oral contraception pills.
- Habitually sleep 7-9 hours/night.
- No night shift work in the past year.
- A non-smoker.
The Influence of Combined Oral Contraceptives on Weight: A 6-month Observational Study
Reproductive age women (18-40 years old) with a BMI between 25-45 and who are not using hormonal birth control but willing to start the Sprintec pill are needed in a research study seeking to understand if starting a combined oral contraceptive pill can lead to changes in weight, body composition and appetite over time.
Research about the Potential for the Contraceptive Implant as Emergency Contraception
To research more about ovulation (the process of egg release from the ovary) in the setting of recently placed etonogestrel implants (Nexplanon®).
Are You Interested in Having Your IUD Removed and Participating in Research?
Research about IUD displacement with menstrual cup insertion and removal.
How do I feature a study?
If you would like to have your study featured please submit your information and we will work on including your study information in our next issue.
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