Healthy Volunteers
Healthy volunteers play an important role in studies as they help researchers better understand health conditions, because their information can be compared with people who have a specific disease or condition.
Healthy volunteers are people who do not have any diseases or conditions relevant to the research.
Studies currently open to recruitment
Single Blood Test
The study aims to assess how gut hormones levels vary in human health and disease. The aim is that results from this will aid in development of treatments and diagnostic tests for metabolic and gastrointestinal diseases.
Heron Study
The study is interested in finding out how the body adapts to overeating. How quickly do our hormones change ? Can the brain detect the amount of fat in the diet ?
We are asking volunteers to overeat by a certain amount (similar to the amount you eat over the Christmas holidays).
MRI Study
The study aims to assess how gut hormones level in human health and disease. The aim is that results from this will aid in development of treatments and diagnostic tests for metabolic and gastrointestinal diseases
TRE Study
Time-restricted eating (TRE) is a nutrition and lifestyle approach in which people eat all their food for the day during a 6-10-hour window and without eating any other food or beverage that contains calories for the rest of the day.
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