Healthy volunteer studies
The tightest entry criteria on the site, which surprises people. Weight, medication, sleep and smoking all come into it, and most of the visits happen in one block.
See what it asks forNorvia Clinical Center reads the criteria a study has actually published and shows you where you fall against them — including the line you miss. Nothing about you leaves this page until you have seen that answer.
The comparison runs in your browser. No name, no number, no account.
What a study published, in plain words, with the parts that rule people out kept in.
Research sites pay to be listed. You are never charged and never asked for card details.
Almost every route into clinical research is built to collect you. You give your name, your number and your diagnosis, and somewhere after that a person calls to tell you the study wanted a narrower band of people than you fall into.
Norvia turns that around. The criteria come first, written out rather than summarised, and the comparison runs before anyone has your details. When the answer is no, you get it in about five minutes and you keep your afternoon.
No account to make, no newsletter you did not choose, no call you did not expect.
A protocol's inclusion and exclusion list, rewritten in plain words with nothing taken out — especially the parts that rule people out.
You answer what the study actually asks about. The comparison happens in your browser and the result is yours before it is ours.
Distance decides more enrolments than anything clinical. You see the travel a study expects before you consider it.
If you fit and you choose to go ahead, your details go to that one research site and nowhere else. Not a list, not a panel, not a broker.
A study you cannot join is not an opportunity, and being told so late costs weeks. Everything here is arranged so that the no arrives early and the yes arrives with the detail you need to decide.
Criteria in full, not a tidied summary.
Roughly what the comparison takes to run.
The result is on your screen before it is anywhere else.
These are the shapes studies take in each area — the phase, the visit pattern, and the thing the criteria usually turn on. Which specific studies are open changes week to week, so the eligibility check reads that, not this page.
The tightest entry criteria on the site, which surprises people. Weight, medication, sleep and smoking all come into it, and most of the visits happen in one block.
See what it asks forUsually turns on what you are already taking and whether it changed recently. A medication switch in the last three months rules more people out than anything else.
See what it asks forSeveral of these only recruit between autumn and spring. Lung function on the day decides it more often than your history does.
See what it asks forSeverity is scored at the first visit, and the band is narrow at both ends. Being too mild rules people out as often as being too severe.
See what it asks for
We would rather tell you no in five minutes than take your phone number and tell you no in three weeks. A service that only ever says yes is not reading the criteria.
If what you want to know is not here, write to us and a person will answer it. Nothing on this site is answered by a bot and there is no queue to sit in.
No, and there is no version of this that does. Research sites pay to be listed, which is how the service is funded. You will never be asked for card details, and any page that asks you for them is not us.
Not while you are running it. The comparison happens in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere. Details are only submitted if you reach the end, decide you want to be put forward for a specific study, and fill in the form yourself.
Only if you give us a number and ask us to. There is no call centre behind this and nobody is paid per lead. If you tick nothing and send nothing, this site never contacts you.
Then the check says so, in those words, rather than putting you on a list. You can turn on study-match messages if you want to hear when something opens, and that is a separate decision you make on its own.
No. The research team decides who joins a study, after a screening visit and after you sign an informed consent document with a person in front of you. Norvia has no part in that decision and cannot influence it.
Answer what the studies actually ask about. You will see the result before anyone else does.