This is the shape of what recruits, not a list of trials. Which specific studies are open changes from week to week, and a page that pretended otherwise would be wrong within days.
Heart failure, blood pressure that has not settled on treatment, lipid disorders and the rhythm conditions that travel with them.
Monthly, across a year or more. The taller marks are the ones with bloods.
Type 2 diabetes, obesity, and the combinations that arrive together with cardiology.
Narrow at both ends — people are ruled out in either direction.
Asthma, COPD, chronic cough, and the breathlessness that has been looked into more than once without landing on a cause.
Several only open between autumn and spring.
Eczema, psoriasis, chronic urticaria and other long-running skin conditions.
Photographed each time, and scored at the first one.
Nothing diagnosed, which is the requirement rather than the absence of one. Early-phase work needs well people and needs a great many of them.
Several days in one block, rather than visits spread across months.
Migraine, epilepsy and movement disorders, and some studies of long-term nerve pain.
Several weeks of daily entries, logged before anyone decides anything.
A trial that let everyone in could not tell whether its treatment worked. Being turned down is not a judgement about you or about how unwell you are.
Most studies run at a fixed set of sites and need you there repeatedly, sometimes for a year. A study can fit perfectly and still be three hours away.
Every area here has stretches with nothing recruiting. When that is the case the check says so rather than taking your details and leaving you waiting.