High Blood Pressure research studies are looking for volunteers in Florida, with study locations in Miami.
High blood pressure rarely hurts, which is exactly why it is easy to live with for years. Research in this area looks at how blood pressure behaves day to day and at medicines that work differently from the ones already available. Join the interest list to hear when something opens nearby.
Many people with high blood pressure check their numbers, take their pills and still wonder why the readings will not settle. Research in this area follows how blood pressure changes across the day and over months, and looks at medicines that work differently from the ones already available, alongside a person's usual care.
Taking part in this kind of research usually means a few clinic visits with blood pressure checks, routine lab work and sometimes a home blood pressure monitor. A person's own doctor stays in charge of their care.
Every blood pressure program is approved by an independent review board before it opens. Register your interest here and the clinical team will call when a program opens nearby.
What members say
The BonfireFrequently asked questions
Will I have to stop my blood pressure pills?
The first call covers current medicines, and nothing is changed without the person's own doctor knowing.
Why would a program use a home blood pressure monitor?
Readings taken at home over several days show the real pattern better than one reading in an office.
What happens after I join the interest list?
Your details stay with the clinical team, who call when a blood pressure program opens nearby. It is not a sign-up.
Can I keep seeing my own doctor?
Yes. Regular care continues, and the team can keep a person's doctor informed when asked.
Is there compensation for taking part?
Compensation may be available for your time and inconvenience.
