Participate in a Study
Investing your time to participate in clinical trials can make a world of difference in research. Studies require more than just those diagnosed with a particular condition. “Normal controls” – those who are healthy and have not been diagnosed with the condition being studied – are extremely important for any study to progress.
Studies and clinical trials are ongoing in many areas of aging and age-related diseases. As a study participant, your dedication is rewarded by knowing that you are making a direct contribution to advancing research that can change the lives of patients and family members.
"Participating in Alzheimer's Research: For Yourself and Future Generations"
Learn more about participating in Alzheimer's research and related clinical trials with the National Institute on Aging's (NIA) Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral (ADEAR) Center's e-booklet. This resource offers insight into the types of clinical research that is conducted, FAQ's, and more.
To learn about studies that are currently open and recruiting participants, visit: