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You are invited to take part in a research study looking at different ways of managing high blood pressure (also called hypertension). The study is completed entirely by telehealth (phone calls), so no in person visits are needed. Taking part is voluntary, and participation lasts about 12 to 14 weeks.
Are you 18-35 years old and experiencing persistent tinnitus? Whether your hearing is normal or you struggle in noisy settings, your involvement could help researchers advance a new machine learning tool to better identify tinnitus.
Participation only requires a couple of hours, and you’ll be paid for your contribution.
Do you have hip or knee osteoarthritis? The University of Sydney is testing a self‑guided 12‑week walking program to see if it can help people with osteoarthritis be more active and improve their quality of life. Participants wear a Fitbit during the study (which they can keep after the 12 months) and complete short online surveys throughout the year.
[This study has CLOSED] Researchers from Macquarie University want to understand how listening and hearing changes after a stroke, and how this affects everyday life. You’ll be asked to complete a simple 15–25 minute online survey about your experiences. Your answers will help improve support, communication tools, and rehabilitation services for people after stroke. You’ll receive a $25 e gift card for taking part.
Nutrition is an important part of the cancer journey, but finding reliable information can be hard. Share what matters most to you in a 20‑minute anonymous online survey and help shape better nutrition resources for people living with and beyond cancer. Complete the survey to enter the draw for one of ten $100 e‑gift cards.
Living with diabetes can affect more than physical health. Share your experiences about diabetes and your emotional wellbeing by completing 4 short online surveys over three years and help improve mental health support for the diabetes community. Complete all surveys and enter the draw to win one of twenty $100 e‑gift cards.
This study looks at how text messages can help older people stay safe during very hot weather. If you choose to join, you will receive a small number of text messages and complete short online surveys.
Are you 60+ and living with a chronic illness/condition? Take part in this online survey about health and social isolation and loneliness. It takes about 30-45 minutes, and you can do it at home on your computer, tablet, or phone.
Are you living with type 2 diabetes and want help with your blood sugar (glucose) management?
[This study has CLOSED] Researchers at Macquarie University are testing a new AI health companion that turns confusing medical letters and health records into simple conversations. Like a friendly guide, it can answer questions about health conditions, treatments, and care instructions in plain language. Participate in an online survey and help design technology that could make healthcare easier to understand for everyone.
