Help Shape the Future of Respiratory Health Research
Respiratory Clinical Trials: COPD, Asthma & Lung Research UK
Join respiratory clinical research studies across the UK and help researchers develop better treatments for COPD, asthma and other lung conditions affecting millions of people.
hether you have a diagnosed respiratory condition or are interested in supporting medical research, your participation could help improve future treatments and advance understanding of lung health.
Are You Eligible?
Who May Be Eligible to Take Part?
You may be eligible for our atrial fibrillation clinical trials if you:
Additional eligibility criteria may apply. Our research team will discuss full eligibility requirements with you during your initial consultation.
Are aged 65-74 years
Diagnosed with atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter
Are not currently taking blood-thinning medication
Live within distance of our Ilford or Swinton facility
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Current Trials
Respiratory conditions affects millions of people across the UK, making continued research into new treatments and improved care essential. Respiratory disease affects one in five people in England, highlighting the importance of clinical research in developing better ways to diagnose, manage and treat lung conditions.
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What Are Respiratory Clinical Trials?
Respiratory clinical trials are research studies designed to investigate new medicines, treatments and approaches for improving lung health. These studies help researchers understand how respiratory conditions develop, how they affect people differently and how future treatments can be made safer and more effective.
- COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
- Asthma
- Chronic cough
- Airway inflammation
- Lung conditions affecting breathing
- Other respiratory diseases
By taking part in respiratory clinical trials, volunteers help researchers develop improved treatments and better ways to support people living with lung conditions.
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How does it work?
Register Your Interest
Complete our secure online form or call us on 03300 575 838 to express your interest. We’ll ask you some basic questions about your AF diagnosis, current medications, and medical history. This initial conversation is completely confidential and helps us understand if our current trials might be suitable for you. Read our guide on how to take part in clinical research in the UK.
Attend Your Screening Visit
If you appear eligible, we’ll invite you to our Ilford or Swinton facility for a comprehensive cardiovascular assessment. During this visit, our experienced research team will review your medical history, assess your heart rhythm, and evaluate your individual risk factors. Find out what happens at a clinical trial screening visit to help you prepare. We’ll answer all your questions and ensure you fully understand what participation involves before you make any decisions.
Begin Your Trial Participation
Once confirmed as eligible and you’ve provided your informed consent, you’ll begin the trial. You’ll attend regular visits to our facility where you’ll receive expert cardiovascular monitoring, heart rhythm assessments, and comprehensive health checks. Our dedicated team will support you throughout the entire process, ensuring your safety, comfort, and wellbeing at every stage.
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Why Respiratory Clinical Research Matters
Clinical trials are essential for discovering new and improved ways to prevent, manage and treat respiratory conditions.
Through respiratory medical research, we can:
- Test new treatments for conditions such as COPD and asthma
- Explore improved approaches to managing respiratory symptoms
- Develop better understanding of lung diseases
- Improve quality of life for people living with breathing conditions
- Reduce the impact of respiratory illnesses on individuals and healthcare systems
- Advance future treatment options
About 270,000 people people have been told they have Respiratory Problems
AF makes you 5 times more likely to have a stroke
1 in 5 strokes happen because of AF
About 270,000 people have AF but don't know it yet
Benefits of Participating in Respiratory Research
How You Can Benefit from Participating
Taking part in respiratory clinical trials offers several potential benefits:
Medical Care & Monitoring
- Receive regular health assessments throughout the study
- Access specialist support from experienced research teams
- Have your respiratory health monitored during participation
- Learn more about your condition and treatment options
Contributing to Medical Progress
- Help advance research into COPD, asthma and lung health
- Support the development of future respiratory treatments
- Contribute valuable information that helps researchers better understand respiratory diseases
Professional Support
- Receive guidance from experienced clinical research professionals
- Have your questions answered throughout the trial process
- Access resources to support your understanding of respiratory health
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Why Choose 4MCS?
You may be eligible for our atrial fibrillation clinical trials if you:
Established Expertise:
Specialist clinical research facility with extensive cardiovascular trial experience since 2018. Learn more about us.
Proven Track Record:
Successfully conducted trials across all phases, contributing to medical advancements in heart rhythm treatments and stroke prevention. Read what our participants say.
Patient-Centred Care:
Comprehensive support for over 35,000 patients across various conditions, ensuring personalised care throughout your trial participation. Read what you should know before participating in a clinical trial.
Comprehensive Support:
Dedicated team provides ongoing support from initial enquiry through trial completion. View our FAQs for answers to common questions.
Enquire to participate
Become A Participant
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Frequently Asked Questions
We understand you may have questions about participating in our clinical trial. Here are answers to some of the most common questions we receive from potential participants. For more information, visit our full FAQs page or browse our Information Hub.
What are respiratory clinical trials?
Respiratory clinical trials are medical research studies designed to investigate new treatments, medicines and approaches for conditions affecting the lungs and airways.
Can I join a respiratory clinical trial if I have COPD or asthma?
Many respiratory studies recruit people living with COPD, asthma and other respiratory conditions. Eligibility requirements vary depending on the specific trial.
Do I need a respiratory diagnosis to take part?
Not every respiratory study requires a confirmed diagnosis. Some trials may involve healthy volunteers or people experiencing specific respiratory symptoms.
Are respiratory clinical trials safe?
Before joining a study, you will receive detailed information about what participation involves and have the opportunity to ask questions.
Where are respiratory clinical trials available?
Respiratory research studies are available across the UK, including locations such as London and Manchester.
