PAREXEL London

01/10/2026

If your BMI (body mass index) is 25 or above, or you have been diagnosed with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, study 284062 at our London clinic is still open, but only for the coming days. Men and women between 18 and 69 may be eligible, the investigational medicine has already been given to people in previous studies, and compensation of up to £9,565 is available for completing the study, plus £1,190 for travel expenses.

Review the full criteria while the study is still open, on our clinical trials page: https://buff.ly/JC4zb2S

25/09/2026

Many signs of cardiovascular disease go unrecognised, and the World Heart Federation is clear that it can affect anyone, whatever their age, fitness or lifestyle, with symptoms in women among the most overlooked. World Heart Day on 29 September puts recognising those signs first, alongside protecting your heart and pressing decision makers for action. Every treatment that follows from that message is tested first with the help of people who volunteer for clinical research.

Go to the World Heart Federation's page for the signs worth knowing: https://buff.ly/1pW72dn

22/09/2026

Research needs people like you, whichever side of that line you are on. Some of the studies featured at our London clinic are looking for healthy volunteers, others for people managing a particular condition, and each one sets out its criteria clearly so you can see where you might fit.

Run through what is featured on our clinical trials page: https://buff.ly/wxVBuw6

16/09/2026

A trial that suits you may open next month rather than this one, and there is no set date for when that happens. New studies at our London clinic are shared on this page as they open, so following it takes the guesswork out of checking back.

Like and follow our page to catch the next London study as it opens.

10/09/2026

Andrea Peet was diagnosed with ALS, a form of motor neurone disease, at 33. She has since completed a marathon in every US state and joined Parexel's North American Patient Advocacy Council, where her message to researchers is clear: design trials around what patients can do, not only around what they cannot. Swipe through for her story, told alongside her husband David.

Andrea and David tell the whole story here: https://buff.ly/2aMyuFn

08/09/2026

No two women bring the same body or the same history to a study, and research that hopes to help them should not expect them to. Study 293935 at our London clinic is open to women aged 18 to 64 with a BMI (body mass index) between 27 and 39.9, whether or not they smoke, and this is not the first time the medicines involved have been given to people. An inconvenience payment of up to £10,750 is available if eligible.

Match yourself against the full criteria on our clinical trials page: https://buff.ly/jGjm6xo

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25/08/2026

Every study sets its own criteria, which means the person who is not right for one is often exactly right for another. New opportunities open at our London clinic through the year, across different ages, health backgrounds and time commitments.

Browse everything currently open on our clinical trials page: https://buff.ly/RajSFlq

20/08/2026

Think of how much shifted after Sir Ronald Ross confirmed, in 1897, how malaria passes between people. World Mosquito Day marks that moment and everything built on it since, from bed nets to the malaria vaccines now recommended for children, all of it carried forward by clinical research and the people who volunteer for it.

View the studies currently open at our London clinic on our clinical trials page: https://buff.ly/RajSFlq

18/08/2026

Research into diabetes and weight management depends on women being part of it from the start rather than added later. Study 293935 is open to female volunteers aged 18 to 64 with a BMI between 27 and 39.9, smokers and non-smokers alike, and involves medicines that have already been given to people in earlier studies. An inconvenience payment of up to £10,750 is available if eligible.

Go through the full criteria on our clinical trials page: https://buff.ly/lAKSxJV

HASHTAGS

13/08/2026

People who have taken part in clinical research often describe the same thing, that the decision felt personal long before it felt medical. Our patient stories page brings together some of those experiences, shared in their own words by people whose participation helped research move forward.

Read their stories here: https://buff.ly/VGAIWP0