We urgently need to find new ways to diagnose and treat the growing numbers of people being diagnosed with diabetes. Clinical trials are a vital way of discovering new treatments or technologies that could make a real difference to people with diabetes and other health conditions in the future.
To do our studies at DTU and OCDEM, we need healthy volunteers and people with diabetes or other health conditions to take part. Without them, our research simply cannot take place.
By taking part in a clinical study, you are helping us find out if our innovative studies could help to benefit people with these health conditions in the future.
You could be helping researchers identify a better way to prevent or delay the onset of diabetes, to develop new and better ways to diagnose or treat the condition, or help to establish which treatment options work best in particular groups of patients.
To find out more about clinical trials here at OCDEM and what it is like to take part in a diabetes clinical trial, watch our video:
You can also find out more about taking part in diabetes research or clinical trials from the National Institute for Health Research, a Diabetes Research Network, Diabetes UK or Health Talk Online.
To do our studies at OCDEM, we need healthy volunteers and people with diabetes or other health conditions, and are looking for people to join our Research Recruitment Register – our database of people interested in finding out more about research.
If you join you will be kept informed about our research and about any clinical research that you could take part in.
We are looking for people over the age of 18 who:
If you are interested in joining or finding out more, we’d like to hear from you.
Please send your details to us – simply email cru@ocdem.ox.ac.uk, call us on 01865 857287.
By replying you are granting permission for us to contact you. The information you give us will only be seen by OCDEM staff and won’t be used without your prior consent.
Thank you in advance for your support. By signing up to our database, you’re helping us continue our innovative studies.