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Clinical trials are being conducted at PAREXEL London to learn more about investigational medications that are not yet available to the public.

With your help, doctors and researchers can gain a better understanding of these investigational medications.

19/02/2026

Clinical research depends on healthy people who are willing to contribute. This study supports work that could improve treatment options for those with immune-related conditions.

See if this is right for you → https://shorturl.at/1lvrV

18/02/2026

If you have previously taken part in a study at our London clinic, you can help others discover the opportunity to contribute to clinical research.

When you refer a friend who has never been registered with us before and they go on to complete a trial, you will receive £150 as a token of our appreciation.

To refer someone, simply ask them to call us on 0808 134 6555 and mention your name.

Compensation only for registered volunteers who have completed a clinical trial.

Learn more about our studies → https://shorturl.at/gQnVn

17/02/2026

Healthy volunteers help make new treatments possible. If you are in good health and aged 18 to 55, there may be an opportunity for you to take part.

See what is involved → https://shorturl.at/srYs8

12/02/2026

BMI (body mass index) is sometimes used as part of the eligibility criteria for clinical studies. A BMI over 25 may be required for certain trials, but this is not the focus of the research itself.

Participants are supporting studies into specific health conditions, helping researchers gather evidence that could improve treatments for many people.

Explore clinical studies in London → https://shorturl.at/gQnVn

11/02/2026

Research into diabetes and weight management needs women who are ready to get involved. Your participation could contribute to options that benefit many people in the future.

See if you could be a good fit → https://shorturl.at/R5gMC

30/01/2026

Life experience plays an important role in shaping clinical research. As women move through different stages of life, their health insights help researchers better understand how treatments may perform across broader populations.

Clinical trials rely on informed and voluntary participation. Having access to clear information and supportive study teams helps ensure that each decision reflects personal circumstances and individual comfort.

By taking part in research, women contribute valuable knowledge that supports future medical understanding and helps shape upcoming studies.

If you would like to explore clinical studies currently taking place in London, you can visit our clinical trials page → https://is.gd/BffdOU

29/01/2026

Trial 287929 is researching an investigational medicine in healthy female volunteers who are not of childbearing potential. Participants who meet the medical criteria may be eligible to take part.

The study includes screening visits and study appointments. Compensation is available for time, travel and study participation.

If you would like to learn more, you can view the full study details here → https://is.gd/Dk30Q2

28/01/2026

Screening visits are designed to help determine whether a study is suitable and safe for each volunteer. Visits can take between two and six hours, depending on the specific study requirements.

The visit usually begins with an information session, where the study team explains the study details, potential risks and compensation. If you choose to proceed, a doctor and trained staff will carry out assessments to check eligibility. These may include a review of your medical history and current medications, physical checks such as height, weight and vital signs, and blood and urine samples for safety testing. An ECG may also be performed, along with pregnancy testing for women of childbearing potential.

You are encouraged to ask questions at any point during the visit. The study team is there to ensure you feel informed and comfortable before making any decisions.

If you would like to explore clinical studies currently taking place in London, you can visit our clinical trials page → https://is.gd/BffdOU

27/01/2026

Trial 294535 is researching an investigational medicine for adults with a BMI between 30 and 40 or for those diagnosed with metabolic dysfunction associated steatotic liver disease. Volunteers aged 18 to 55 who meet the medical criteria may be eligible to take part.

The study includes screening appointments, an MRI and in-house stays. Compensation is available for time, travel and study participation.

You can check your eligibility for this clinical study here → https://is.gd/GeyJO5

26/01/2026

Screening visits are an important first step in many clinical studies. Arriving prepared helps the visit run smoothly and ensures you have the time and space to ask questions.

Before attending, your appointment must be confirmed with the recruitment team. You will also be asked to bring valid photo identification and to follow any food, alcohol or medication instructions shared in advance. These steps are in place to protect your safety and support accurate study assessments.

You will have the opportunity to review the Informed Consent Document, discuss it with the study team and decide whether participation feels right for you. Screening procedures only begin after informed consent is given.

If you would like to explore clinical studies currently taking place in London, you can visit our clinical trials page → https://is.gd/BffdOU

23/01/2026

This London-based clinical research study is looking for adults aged 18 to 69 who have been diagnosed with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease or have a BMI above 25. The study involves a screening visit, in-house stays across treatment periods, follow-up visits and phone calls.

Participation includes compensation for screening, study completion and travel expenses. This is not a first-time-into-human study and is funded by Novo Nordisk.

If you think you may be eligible and would like to learn more, full study details are available below.
👉 https://is.gd/rWSKF4

22/01/2026

Receiving a diagnosis of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease can raise questions about what comes next. NAFLD often develops without obvious signs, which is why follow up and monitoring play an important role over time. Clinical research continues to improve understanding of how the condition progresses and how liver health can be assessed.

If you have been diagnosed with NAFLD and would like to learn more about this London-based study, you can view the full study details here → https://is.gd/rWSKF4

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