Interested in Type 1 Diabetes research? We are interested in you!
UCSF is world renowned for its innovation and advanced research, treatment and care for diabetes. The UCSF Diabetes Center has always been at the forefront of diabetes research and is a world leader in type 1 prevention trials (in pre-diabetics, before the diagnosis of diabetes), type 1 intervention trials (in newly diagnosed patients still in the “honeymoon period” with some degree of beta cell function) and islet transplantation clinical trials.
UCSF physicians are conducting many research studies on type 1 diabetes, and they need your help to advance research and treatment for people like you.
Many studies are looking for people diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and others are looking for relatives of people with diabetes. Recently diagnosed? Living with diabetes for many years? Family member of someone with type 1 diabetes and want to play a role in advancing research? We have studies for all of you! You can play a part in transforming research into treatments.
We all can make a difference in type 1 diabetes research. Let’s start here.
Find out if you or a family member may be eligible for a UCSF Diabetes Center trial. START HERE!
About Type 1 Diabetes Study Web Screener
There are many options for type 1 diabetes trials at UCSF and we want to make the process easier by helping you find out which ones you may be eligible for. The Type 1 Diabetes Study Web Screener will do just that!
The screener is a short online questionnaire that hopes to speed up the study screening process by quickly determining which UCSF Diabetes Center clinical trial you or a family member may be eligible for. There may be certain tests that may be involved to help determine final eligibility for a study and a research staff member will contact you if additional information if needed. Even if you are eligible, there is no obligation to join a study. The screener simply lets you know what your options are and which studies you may be a good match for. If you are identified as a potential research participant, a research team member will contact you to talk to you in about the study (or studies) and give you details about what is involved before you join.
I’m ready! I want to find out if I’m eligible, click here.
For more information about UCSF Diabetes Center, click here.