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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.

 

Take the UTI survey!

Blue and orange text invites adults 18+ who have had a UTI to share their experience in a survey. Speech bubbles illustrate conversation, and an orange button says Take the survey..

NAFC wants to better understand your experience with Urinary Tract Infections. Please consider taking part in this survey to help us learn your understanding of different terms related to UTIs, your experience with treatment, and complications you may have had related to UTIs. Your feedback will help us develop more education and tools to help you manage, treat and prevent UTIs in the future.  

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

     

Join NAFC and Dr. Raveen Syan for a free webinar on overactive bladder and your treatment options. Learn how to manage symptoms and feel more in control of your daily life.

November 17 at 7 p.m. EST