Find a diabetes study that’s looking for participants and is aligned with your interest and availability
Easily find diabetes studies that may be right for you by having a conversation with the Knowing Diabetes Study Finder. This intelligent tool will ask you a few questions and provide answers to your questions to help you find research studies that are currently looking for participants and that are of interest to you.
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Make a difference in diabetes care
Why use the study finder?
For People with Diabetes:
Quickly find research studies looking for participants that could be of interest to you
Participation is voluntary and secure
Help contribute to diabetes breakthroughs
For Researchers:
Reach targeted, motivated participants
Highlight ongoing and upcoming studies
Share updates and get visibility via Knowing Diabetes
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