From a page you read to a call you make
You read, you sign up if you want updates, and you get in touch with a study team yourself. Nothing passes through Julvari on the way.
Four steps
The whole process
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Read about the condition you live with
Each condition page sets out what research on it looks at, how studies there measure symptoms and what a study may ask you to set aside.
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Pick a condition, give a ZIP code
The sign-up asks for your name, email, ZIP code and the condition you care about. A mobile number is up to you.
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Hear about research close to home
Julvari sends occasional updates by email, and by text if you ticked that box, about research near your ZIP code on that condition.
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Call the people running it
If something interests you, you get in touch with the team running it. They explain the study and decide who can take part.
What Julvari keeps, and what it never does
Your name, email, ZIP code, chosen condition and, if you gave it, your mobile number stay with Julvari Research. They are used for the updates you asked for and nothing else.
No study team, clinic or sponsor receives your details from Julvari. When an update mentions research that interests you, the next step is yours: you call or write to the people running it, and they explain what taking part would involve.
Texts are optional and come straight from Julvari Research. A text points you to information on this site. It cannot sign you up for anything, and it never says a study will take you.
Before you contact a study
A short list helps: your condition and how long you have had it, the treatments you have tried, and everything you use now, including store-bought products, supplements and home remedies. Add any plans for the coming months, such as travel, that could affect timing. Write down your questions too, so you can cover them in one call.
Some studies ask for a pause, called a washout period, before they begin. Others ask you to keep your current routine steady. Never stop or change anything without first talking to the doctor who prescribed or recommended it. Some medicines need to be lowered slowly, and your doctor can tell you what is safe.
Ask the study team. They can explain whether the study uses rating scales, standard photos, simple tests or questionnaires about daily life, and how often each one is repeated. Knowing this in advance helps you picture what taking part would involve and whether it suits the shape of your week.
No. You contact the study team yourself, in your own time, and ask your questions directly. Julvari Research makes no introductions and books nothing on your behalf, and no study team ever receives your name or contact details from it. The decision about whether to get in touch stays with you from the start.
Pick the condition that matters to you.
Sign up with your ZIP code and the condition you live with, and decide later whether any study is for you.
Or call (719) 701-8266, Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm EST