We’re pleased to extend the campaign we’re running for Emory University. To bolster the HINE team’s recruitment efforts, we’re helping them find parents of toddlers who are interested in taking part in research studies. Find out more: nativveresearch.com/participate/hi…

Fancy speeding through your recruitment phase? Reach out to find out more.

The University of Washington is now recruiting veterans and military service members for the COVE research study. The research team are close to completing recruitment, and we’re ensuring our campaign helps get them over the line. Find out more: healthresearch.study/participate/co…

Following our success on the NAS Caregiving Education study, we are pleased to extend our advertising campaign with the research team. Find out more: nativveresearch.com/participate/na…

SNAP3 is testing how three ways of using nicotine replacement therapy can help women stop smoking in pregnancy. Learn more about this important research here: healthresearch.study/participate/sn…

We’re proud to partner with a range of researchers and study teams across the US, UK, Europe and Australia. If you’re worried about getting enough interest for your study, let’s see if we can help.

We’ve been working with the University of Bristol on the world’s first study to screen adults at risk of developing Type 1 diabetes. Want to find relevant participants for your research? Get in touch: healthresearch.study/participate/t1…

We’ve been working with Lancaster University over the past couple of years, helping them find parents living with bipolar for the IBPI study. We’ve been agile, working to events like World Bipolar Day and swapping out assets when they’re in need of a refresh.

We know that the wheels of research recruitment can move slowly. Social media ads can help speed up the process. If you want to find out more, just get in touch.

Take part in health research near you by signing up to the Join Us registry. Find out more: healthresearch.study/participate/jo…

Recruiting through digital marketing is quick and cost-effective. Not sure where to start? Swipe to find out more about the process and get in touch to see what we can do.

We’re looking for pregnant women in their second or third trimester who are enrolled in opioid agonist therapy, for a new study at Washington State University. Even with this challenging eligibility criteria, we’ve been helping drive eligible individuals to the study team.

For every campaign we work on we develop bespoke assets, including adverts and a landing page. Think of them as a digital version of your study poster. If you’re in need of a recruitment push, get in touch.

CareCoach is a support package for friends and family of people living with dementia. We’re helping match eligible people with the team behind the research study.

The MORE-KARE trial is looking for individuals who would like to quit drinking alcohol. We’ve been working with the University of Exeter team to help them find eligible participants using social media advertising. Find out more: healthresearch.study/participate/mo…

Help researchers explore new treatments for depression. The University of Oxford Depression Research Centre is looking for individuals with treatment-resistant depression to join their research. We’ve just launched our digital advertising campaign for the study.

We’re looking for people who smoke daily to take part in a new research study at Penn State University. This research is investigating how brain activity is related to smoking behaviour. We’ve been using Meta and Google to help the study team find eligible participants.

Want to shape tomorrow’s cancer care? The INDIGO national survey is for all people who have been diagnosed with cancer at any time in their adult life to share their experiences. By doing so, you will be joining us in helping to improve cancer care, treatments and services.

Over the past few months, we’ve worked with three SEAL research sites across the UK and the US, delivering a total of over 3,400 potentially eligible participants to the relevant study teams. Get in touch to find out more.

Researchers at Imperial College London are looking for individuals at higher risk of cardiovascular disease to take part in a new research study. We’re using digital advertising to find relevant people across Facebook and Instagram.