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08 Aug

Genital Herpes (HSV) Medication Study

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05 Nov

HSV Serology Study

The University of Washington is seeking volunteers to help develop a new HSV serology test. The purpose of this study is to develop a new HSV serology test as an alternative to the gold standard HSV Western Blot. The study will last one month and involve...

13:29 / *Healthy Volunteer Studies / Mouth & Teeth / Reproductive & Sexual Health / Skin, Hair & Nails

23 Oct

Drug Excretion in Breast Milk

This study explores how medications enter breast milk, which is not yet fully understood. We will investigate this process using the medication cimetidine, an over-the-counter heartburn medication that is safe for use while breastfeeding and has few side effects. Participants will give consent during pregnancy, but...

13:39 / *Healthy Volunteer Studies / Reproductive & Sexual Health / Women's Health

26 Sep

HSV Serial Biopsy Study

The purpose of this research study is to evaluate the skin cells that are infected with genital herpes and the immune system cells that are recruited to your skin when you have a genital herpes outbreak. This study involves a 48-week participation period. At the first...

10:34 / Allergies & Immune System / Reproductive & Sexual Health

03 Sep

Celldex CDX0159-09

The purpose of this research study is to test barzolvolimab (also known as CDX-0159) and to understand the following in approximately 10 healthy male volunteers: • If it stops or slows down the way your body makes new sperm cells and how quickly this occurs • If...

07:59 / *Healthy Volunteer Studies / Reproductive & Sexual Health

11 Mar

Listening to Bisexual Women of Color’s Maternal Healthcare Experiences

Our team of queer and BIPOC researchers is leading this study to explore and understand bisexual women of color’s experiences, preferences, and priorities across maternal healthcare. By sharing your story, you can help bisexual women of color thrive during their maternal healthcare experiences. Participation in this...

08:40 / Reproductive & Sexual Health / Women's Health

31 Mar

HIV reservoir in blood and inflammation in the intestine.

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08:59 / Allergies & Immune System / Blood-Lymphatic System / Digestive System & Liver / Reproductive & Sexual Health

18 Jan

LetSync

This study is designed to help us understand how the use of a mobile app (LetSync) developed for couples can improve HIV healthcare outcomes. We are asking BIPOC couples assigned male at birth and living with HIV to use the app over the 8 month...

08:22 / Allergies & Immune System / Mental Health & Behavior / Reproductive & Sexual Health / Wellness, Lifestyle & Environmental Health

22 Nov

Testosterone in Men with Cancer (TEMEC)

The Testosterone in Men with Cancer study is a research study in men, ages 55 and older, who have solid or hematologic (blood) cancer and have received, or are receiving, chemotherapy and/or radiation for their cancer in the past 5 years. The purpose of the...

08:06 / Active Studies / Blood-Lymphatic System / Cancer / Reproductive & Sexual Health

10 May

Designing to Record & Share Menopause Experiences Across Generations

Family history is seen to have important implications in menopause but due to a number of reasons such as family dynamics, death, and the taboo associated with the topic, women are often missing out on this essential information. Past research found people trying to make...

10:24 / Reproductive & Sexual Health / Women's Health

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