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CBD for Individuals with Mild Cognitive Impairment and at Risk for Alzheimer's Disease
This study wants to learn if different types of CBD can reduce MCI symptoms like trouble sleeping, memory problems, cognitive dysfunction, anxiety, and inflammation.
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Study to Better Understand Rare or Atypical Forms of Diabetes
People with atypical diabetes may have traits that don’t quite fit type 1 or type 2 diabetes, or they have traits of both. Help us learn more about all types of diabetes.
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Healthy Volunteers Needed for Study Using MRI to Understand How Skeletal Muscles and Blood Vessels Respond to Exercise
Help us learn how skeletal muscles and blood vessels respond to exercise in people with and without Type 2 Diabetes.
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Child Bipolar Disorder Network (CBN) Study: Treating Youth with or at Risk for Bipolar
Do you or your child have signs of bipolar disorder? We are looking for children, teens, and young adults whose moods change between feeling very sad or having too much energy. If you or your child joins this study, you or your child will get a full check-up and advice on treatment from a team of experts. People in this study will be seen by a doctor that specializes in mood disorders for up to 12...
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How Does Shift Work Influence Heart and Reproductive Health in Women
Shift work is a hidden risk factor for heart problems and changes in reproductive health in women. A woman’s reproductive health is also important for heart health. But past studies on shift work and heart health have not focused on women or looked at reproductive health. This study looks how shift work affects both heart health and reproductive health in women.
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The Impact of Low Estrogen on the Heart and Body Composition in Women (LILAC Study)
We are asking women who have regular periods to join a study about how estrogen and menopause affect body composition and blood vessel health.
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The Impact of Estrogen on Women's Reproductive Hormones and System
The goal of this study is to learn more about reproductive hormones and infertility. If you join, you will wear up to five estradiol patches for seven days. This will start at your next menstrual period. These patches are often used to help women who want to get pregnant. The study has three visits to the CU Anschutz Medical Campus. During the visits, you will answer questions about your health, m...
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Study on Brain and Vascular Health in People with Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a common health problem that causes chronic pelvic pain and other symptoms. Even though many people have it, there isn't much research on it. If you join this study, you will have three visits. The first visit is to see if you qualify. You will have a pregnancy test, a blood pressure check, and fill out health surveys. We will take a small blood sample from your arm. If you qual...
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Healthy Volunteers Needed for Study Exploring Relationship between Sleep and Memory after a Traumatic Brain Injury
This study wants to learn how sleep impacts the memory of people with traumatic brain injuries.
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Study Looking at How Gut Bacteria Affect the Gut Lining in Men who have Sex with Men with and without Metabolic Syndrome
This study plans to learn more about metabolic syndrome in people living with HIV, especially men who have sex with men. Metabolic syndrome is common in people living with HIV and linked to gut health. Metabolic syndrome is a group of problems that happen when your body is not working right. It includes high blood sugar, high blood pressure, overweight or obesity, and unhealthy cholesterol. We wan...
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