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Active Strides study: Helping children with cerebral palsy to move more
This free 8-week program includes assisted cycling, walking practice and personalised goal based activities to build confidence and improve mobility.
- Participation type
- In person
Healthy lifestyle for rheumatoid arthritis
We are seeking volunteers to participate in research focused on how healthy lifestyle changes can benefit people living with rheumatoid arthritis.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
Sound sensitivity in migraine
We aim to understand sound sensitivity thresholds in individuals with migraine by comparing sound perception in healthy participants.
- Participation type
- In person
What's impacting your back pain?
We aim to understand how biological, psychological, social and behavioural factors relate to fluctuations of low back pain.
- Participation type
- Online
Women with Epilepsy in Later Life (WELL) Study
This study aims to improve outcomes for women with epilepsy in later life.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
Can vibrotexture insoles improve balance for adults with foot nerve damage?
We're investigating whether “vibrotexture insoles" changes balance and leg muscle activity in people with and without nerve damage in their feet.
- Participation type
- In person
Oral health and rheumatoid arthritis
We're exploring how gum inflammation affects the immune system in individuals with and without rheumatoid arthritis.
- Participation type
- In person
Monitoring changes to saliva after tooth extraction
Need a tooth removed and replaced with a dental implant? We are looking to study spit (saliva) changes after tooth removal with or without bone…
- Participation type
- In person
Spit changes after tooth removal
We're looking at how bone heals following tooth extraction, and whether saliva can be used to monitor the healing process.
- Participation type
- In person
Food Allergy Care and Outcomes in Adolescents (the FOCUS study)
The study aims to verify the results of traditional allergy testing methods by way of oral food challenges in a clinical setting.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)