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Kidney Disease Studies in Broward County, Florida

1 study location within 30 miles of Broward County, Florida · nearest in Hollywood, 8.0 mi

Research in kidney care looks at chronic kidney disease, a condition in which the kidneys slowly lose their ability to filter the blood over time. Researchers are studying how kidney function changes and how investigational approaches, used alongside usual care, may help protect it.

Broward County runs from Hallandale Beach to Deerfield Beach and west to the Everglades. This page lists the open study topics in the county and within 30 miles of it, nearest first.

1
within 10 mi
1
within 20 mi
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within 30 mi

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Kidney Disease study locations near Broward County

  1. Hollywood, FL8.0 mi

Straight-line distance from the centre of Broward County.

Questions about studies near Broward County

How far is the nearest Kidney Disease study from Broward County?

About 8.0 mi, in Hollywood, measured in a straight line from the centre of Broward County.

How many Kidney Disease study locations are within 30 miles of Broward County?

1 location: 1 within 10 miles, 1 within 20 miles.

What other studies are open near Broward County?

Birth Control (8.0 mi); COVID-19 (8.0 mi); Diabetes (8.0 mi); Mood & Mental Health (8.0 mi); Pediatric (8.0 mi); Seizure Care (8.0 mi); Skin Health (8.0 mi); Thyroid (8.0 mi); Weight Management (8.0 mi); Memory & Brain Health (20 mi); Digestive Health (26 mi); Cholesterol (28 mi).

Which nearby towns also have studies?

Pompano Beach (8.4 mi from Broward County); Hollywood (9.3 mi from Broward County); Pembroke Pines (9.4 mi from Broward County); Miramar (11 mi from Broward County).

Is there compensation for taking part?

For Kidney Disease, compensation may be available for your time and inconvenience.

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