Volunteers Needed for Gout Clinical Trial
Register for the Gout Clinical Trial Why is this study being conducted? Gout is caused by a high level of… Read More
Seeking participants for recurring Vulvovaginal Candidiasis (Thrush) trial
The research investigates whether an acetic and lactic acid vaginal combination product, has beneficial effects in recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis. Type of volunteers neededPremenopausal females with… Read More
Help test a combination Meningococcal vaccine at the Clinical Trial Unit, Griffith University
Our Clinical Trial Unit is conducting a trial testing a new combination meningococcal vaccine compared with two vaccines licensed for use in Australia Read More
Seeking participants for allergic rhinitis (hay fever) study
(GU Ref no: 2019/474) The symptoms of allergic rhinitis, or hayfever, include nasal congestion and itching and are a burden for an estimated 3.2 million… Read More
Seeking participants for Hepatitis A passive immunisation trial
We are currently seeking participants for a clinical trial titled “Passive Immunisation Against Hepatitis A”. What do I have to do during the trial? You… Read More
Seeking participants for shift work study
We are currently seeking participants for a clinical trial investigating the effects of probiotic supplements on the immune system after night shift/shift work. Eligibility criteria… Read More
Seeking participants for probiotic study
We are currently seeking participants for a 2 week trial related to probiotics. Eligibility criteria: We are looking for people aged 18-40 who can participate… Read More
Seeking participants for paediatric Eosinophilic Oesophagitis study
We are currently seeking participants who live in Australia and are the parent or carer of a child who has Eosinophilic Oesophagitis (EoE) and is… Read More
Seeking participants with Type 2 Diabetes for a clinical trial
Are you overweight and have Type 2 Diabetes? The Clinical Trial Unit at Griffith University is looking for overweight volunteers with Type 2 Diabetes… Read More
Can our gut bacteria reduce the impact of shift work on our health?
People who work night shifts can suffer from higher rates of illness and chronic disease, such as type 2 diabetes, anxiety and depression. Read More
