Clinical trials

Our researchers and clinicians are actively involved in clinical studies across a range of disease areas. We invite members of the public to consider participating in research studies so that together, we can achieve better health outcomes for all.

Featured studies

Coeliac disease clinical studies

Our researchers are leading clinical studies into coeliac disease.

COVID PROFILE

Comparing immune responses in people who have experienced coronavirus infection, or who have been vaccinated, to people who have not.

Dementia research

Are you interested in helping with dementia research?

Global maternal and child health trials

We are undertaking a program of large randomised controlled trials in rural Bangladesh and Malawi to assess new solutions for anaemia control with the goal of improving maternal and child health.

Najoua Lalaoui and John Silke with their consumer

Sharing your experience with a disease can help advance medical research.

Join our research consumer program

Connecting with members of the community helps researchers make discoveries that improve human health.

If you have experienced an illness, or cared for someone with an illness, we invite you to apply to join the WEHI Consumer Program and help us to advance medical research.

Learn more about the WEHI Consumer Program

WEHI researcher preparing a blood sample for analysis

Associate Professor Ian Majewski

Donate blood for research

Our scientists need small blood samples from a large number of healthy donors to compare against blood samples from patients suffering from a disease.

By joining the Volunteer Blood Donor Registry you can contribute to medical research aimed at preventing, treating and curing disease.

Find out more about donating blood for research

Ethical conduct scientists, Ms Olga Kondrashova and Professor Clare Scott

Olga Kondrashova and Professor Clare Scott AM

Ethics and integrity in research

We consider ethics to be an integral part of good scientific practice.

For us, ethical conduct in human research begins with the values and principles set out by the National Health and Medical Research Council’s (NHMRC) National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (2007).