TIME-Met Studies

Two research studies to understand the link between the timings of eating habits on metabolic health

Status: Open to recruitment

Study 1:

A study investigating how the timing of meals across the day influences metabolic health in individuals with Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) vs non-MASLD.

To join this research study, you must:

• Be aged between 18 and 80 years
• You may have or not have fatty liver disease
• No chronic disease (excluding diabetes and heart disease)
• Be a non smoker

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Study 2:

A study investigating how the timing of meals across the day influences metabolic health in women within the first year after giving birth.

• Be aged between 18 and 50 years old
• Given birth within the past year to your first child, OR you do not have children
• No chronic disease (diabetes, heart disease, cancer etc)
• Be a non smoker

Location: Cambridge Clinical Research Centre on Keith Day Road, next to the Addenbrooke’s Treatment Centre, and part of the Cambridge Biomedical Centre.

Find out more
Email: Dr Maria Chondronikola