If you are an autistic mother living in the UK and would like to help shape future autism research and services then we would like to speak with you about your experience. Time and other commitments required: 60-90 minute interview. The interview can take place via email, phone call Skype or face-to-face. Researchers: Dr Fionnuala … Read more
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We are seeking your views on the priorities for obesity and weight-related research
In an initial survey, we will ask people to write down their top questions for obesity and weight-related research. We will then group these into research questions and themes. In a second survey, we will ask people to rank these in order of importance to them. The surveys are quick to complete. No background knowledge … Read more
Opportunity for parents and children to share their experience of a broken arm or wrist
We would be grateful to hear from parents and children who are willing to share their experience of a broken arm or wrist. We would like to involve you in developing appropriate information for the CRAFFT study. The CRAFFT study aims to find out more about how a broken bone in the wrist should be … Read more
Seeking volunteers for sleep studies at the University of Oxford
Trouble sleeping? Researchers from the Sleep & Circadian Neuroscience Institute at the University of Oxford are evaluating different interventions aimed at improving sleep. We are looking for poor sleepers between the ages of 18 and 65. Depending on the study you volunteer for, you will either undergo an online self-help treatment programme (Sleepio) or lab-based … Read more
Oxford Biobank Study
We are recruiting healthy adults aged 30-50 years old to join the Oxford Biobank Study. Contributing to research into conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and obesity. The study will involve a one hour morning visit at OCDEM, Churchill Hospital, Oxford.