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Children, teens & newborns
Pediatric research, explained
Research that includes children is held to especially careful standards. These studies look for better, gentler ways to support kids' health — always with a parent or guardian involved every step of the way.
What taking part can look like
A care team experienced with children, who explain everything to you and your child.
Study-related check-ups and assessments at no cost, scheduled around your family.
Helping build treatments that are actually tested for kids, not just adults.
Studies looking for participants
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NY
A study on how babies learn to recognize faces
WhoHealthy infants from birth to 12 months living in or near Binghamton, NY
WhereBinghamton, NY
CompensationUp to $360
Enrolling now
CA
A Study on Gut Health and Brain Development in Teens Who Were Adopted or Have Experienced Early Adversity
WhoTeens ages 12–15 in the Los Angeles area who were adopted (from foster care or internationally) or have a history of maltreatment
WhereLos Angeles, CA (UCLA)
CompensationUp to $245
Enrolling now
A study for teen girls with mild scoliosis in the San Francisco Bay Area
WhoGirls ages 12–14 with mild adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (Cobb angle under 30°) in Sonoma or Marin County, CA
WhereSonoma and Marin counties, San Francisco Bay Area, CA
Time3–4 sessions per week (about 2 hours each) over 6 months
Enrolling now
🏠 Remote
A study for Deaf parents of autistic children ages 3–6
WhoDeaf parents or legal guardians of children ages 3–6 with a confirmed autism diagnosis
TimeAbout 30–60 minutes
CompensationUp to $100
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