Find a Clinical Trial
At the OHSU Brain Institute, we have many clinical trials (research studies of new treatments in humans). This means you have access to more treatments for brain and nervous system conditions than anywhere else in Oregon.
The OHSU Brain Institute is one of the top three institutions in the nation for neuroscience research funded by the U.S. National Institutes of Health. At Oregon's only academic health center, the OHSU Brain Institute is doing the most complex and advanced neuroscience research. Our innovative research brings the best healthcare and community information to all Oregonians.
Clinical trials
Clinical trials are the final step in a long process of clinical research. They allow researchers and doctors to apply what they've learned in the laboratory to human treatments.
Clinical trials allow scientists to test the true value of their research to diagnose, treat or prevent diseases and disabilities. Each clinical trial is a chance to try a promising new invention or treatment in humans for the first time.
What OHSU Brain Institute clinical trials are going on now?
Search open OHSU Brain Institute clinical trials
How do I enroll one of my patients into a clinical trial at OHSU?
Our clinical studies would not be possible without the thousands of Oregonians and others who volunteer each year.
To enroll one of your patients in an OHSU Brain Institute clinical trial, contact the person listed for the specific study.
OHSU General Clinical Research Center
OHSU's General Clinical Research Center helps people participate in clinical trials at OHSU. The Center has been funded by the National Institutes of Health for the past 33 years.
The center's areas of research include cancer and neurodegenerative, endocrine, vascular and sleep disorders. The GCRC hosts approximately 800 patient-bed days annually and about 4,500 outpatient visits each year.