Current Research Opportunities
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Participate In A Survey Or Clinical Trial! Current Research Opportunities
The National Association For Continence, in collaboration with numerous entities, actively explores Current Research Opportunities concerning diverse bladder and bowel health issues. Moreover, our primary objective remains the acquisition of deeper insights into the challenges individuals encounter with these conditions, thereby enabling the development of innovative resources to provide effective assistance.
Below are our current opportunities available. Please click the links to learn more, or alternatively, let us know if you have any questions by emailing memberservices@nafc.org.
Struggling With Overactive Bladder?
If you’re a woman and have been dealing with the constant urge to go, you’re not alone! Overactive bladder (OAB) affects millions of women. We are conducting a clinical trial exploring non-medication therapy options, including an investigational digital behavioral therapy, to help manage OAB symptoms.
Key Benefits:
- Noninvasive digital behavioral therapy techniques
- No medications involved
- Personalized support and guidance
- Compensation for your time
You may qualify if you:
- Experience frequent urination or sudden urges
- Are interested in nonmedication solutions
You could get up to $250 for participating!
Research Study For Intermittent Catheter Product Users
USA: https://concarestudy.com/US-EN
Canada: https://concarestudy.com/CA-EN
Are You Ready To Take Control Of Your Bladder?
You could get up to $425 for joining the BEST study! This study compares an oral medication (Mirabegron or Vibegron) to Botox A (an injected medication) for treatment of Urgency Urinary Incontinence. They have not yet been directly compared to each other to see which treatment is better for which patient. That is the goal of this study.
This study is being conducted in
- Washington, DC
- Birmingham, AL
- San Diego, CA
- Albuquerque, NM
- Providence, RI
Take The Bladder Leaks Survey!
Do you find yourself experiencing leaks when you laugh, cough, sneeze, or engage in physical activity?
If so, we want to hear from you. Currently, we are conducting a survey to ascertain what matters most to patients dealing with stress urinary incontinence. Your input will play a crucial role in shaping research endeavors for the years ahead.
What’s even better is that by joining our patient network, you’ll become a valued member of a dynamic community comprised of individuals who are confronting similar challenges. You’ll have the opportunity to engage in trainings, surveys, webinars, focus groups, and more.
