Be Part of Research

By volunteering to take part in research studies, you can help contribute to the knowledge of how we diagnose and treat widespread medical conditions such as Diabetes, heart disease and cancer. We continue to make many important medical advances due to patients participating in research studies and trials.

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TEMPO study researchers will take MRI abdominal scans of patients suffering from constipation and IBS on four study days over a period of approximately three months. During these tests participants will take two different sorts of fibre supplements.

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Destigmatise is a new study to understand the stigma related to Prostate Cancer in black men.

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COMBINE Trial is a Clinical Research Study combining structured exercise with a high protein low energy diet to attenuate lean mass loss in South Asian adults living with type 2 diabetes.

Leicester Diabetes Centre. Telephone: 01162584323.

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D-MAPP is a digital app designed to support the self-management of hand, wrist, arm and elbow pain.

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Leicester Diabetes Centre are doing research on how people feel about tests that check whether or not people are taking their medications for high blood pressure, and we want to hear your opinion.

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MiFoot study will test a new type of care that has been specifically designed for people with Diabetes-related Foot Ulcer Disease.

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