Participate in Research
Scientists at Washington State University Spokane are conducting research studies that are helping to improve the health of Washingtonians and people around the world. Both healthy volunteers and participants with specific health conditions are needed for studies conducted on our health sciences campus. Below is a listing of research studies that are currently seeking participants.
Aphasia Research Study
Do you take care of—or conduct research with—individuals diagnosed with Aphasia? Researchers at Washington State University are looking for clinicians and researchers who take care of, or conduct research for, Adults with Aphasia to participate in an interview! Click here for full details.
Autism Research Study
We are looking for adults with autism to participate in a research study that will determine how acetylcholine, a chemical in the brain, affects the pupil’s response to light. Click here for full details.
Cannabis for Pain Study
THE Qwibil Clinic is partnering with researchers at Washington State University to learn more about the use of cannabis for pain. Eligible participants must be new or existing patients of the Qwibil Clinic. Telehealth options are available for those living in Washington State. Click here for full details.
Elderberry Feeding Study
We are recruiting men and nonpregnant women ages 22-75 in good metabolic health to participate in a feeding study at WSU Spokane. During this study, participants will consume an elderberry juice or placebo beverage for two 1-week-long diet periods, with a 3-week break in-between each period. Click here for full details.
Healthy Hearts Among Pacific Islanders (HHAPI)
Are you Native Hawaiian or Pacific islander and have high blood pressure and/or diabetes? You may be eligible to participate in a 6-month long study to determine if 4 bi-weekly educational classes help to improve cardiovascular disease risk factors. Click here for full details.
In Vitro Analysis of Gut Microbiota Response to Food
Our lab is recruiting 24 volunteers to provide human stool samples for this purpose. Participants must be 18-50 years old and in good metabolic and digestive health and not to have consumed quinoa in the previous 7 days. Click here for full details.
Kratom-Drug Interaction Study
Healthy subjects needed for kratom-drug interaction study. The study will investigate how a kratom product affects how the body processes another drug of interest. Click here for full details.
Sleep Studies
For ongoing studies in the Sleep and Performance Research Center, please see here.
Stuttering Research Study
We are looking for individuals who stutter to participate in a study that will help us to understand how the brain processes speech. Click here for full details.
Substance Use/Mental Health Studies
For ongoing studies focused on the treatment of alcohol and drug use and mental health issues, please see here.