Research subjects wanted

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Would you like to participate in clinical research studies as a research subject/trial subject? We are looking for participants for health science investigations in which research subjects play a very important role. By participating you will be helping to make progress in research, which can lead to new or more effective treatments in the healthcare system.

Participating in clinical research
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Research subjects wanted

Title Post date
Emotions and social interactions 08 Jan 2019
Personality and its influence on learning and beliefs 26 Nov 2018
Are you pregnant (before week 19)? 05 Dec 2017
Trained and untrained individuals wanted (35-50 years) 12 Jun 2017
Volunteers for blood samples to skin study 13 Feb 2016
Physiological responses to social and emotional stimuli 09 Nov 2015
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Sanna och Rebecka Johansson, Monica Röhr Sjöqvist, Henrik Forsberg och Mattias Carlsten har alla deltagit som frivilliga försökspersoner i olika forskningsstudier. Foto: Lindsten & Nilsson

Research subjects – meet some of the volunteers

Each year hundreds of thousands of people take part in studies as research subjects. They answer questions about their lifestyles, provide blood samples, test new drugs, and so on. Medical research is entirely dependent on the contributions these healthy volunteers and patients make. 
PET human brain, photo: Agneta Nordberg.

Patient study with PET

With the aid of a PET camera, researchers from KI have developed a new method for investigating the dopamine system in the brains of patients suffering from Parkinson’s disease. 
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Tetris can prevent flashbacks

A single "dose" of the computer game Tetris can prevent the unpleasant, intrusive memories that develop in some people after suffering a traumatic event.
Deltagare i SNAC-K studien 2018 samtalar med Laura Fratiglioni

Study participants met with the researchers

The SNAC-K study is a Swedish nation-wide study on ageing, welfare and health care. Every three year, researchers meet with participants and their families to inform about their work and answer questions. 
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LifeGene – A unique project
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KTA – Con­duct­s clin­i­cal trials
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Swedish Twin Registry
Alexandra Karström

Giving to Karolinska Institutet

Medical research is on the threshold of an historic opportunity. Breakthroughs that will radically affect healthcare, and through it our very lives, are within reach. This is why we need your contribution.
05 Nov 2018 by Katarina Sternudd. Editor: Katarina Sternudd.