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Aging, Imaging and memory lab (AIM) - Marquette University

The Nielson Lab mostly does studies with older adults with fMRI, EEG and behavioral tasks (memory interventions, etc.). If you are interested in learning about or participating in one of their studies, please contact Dr. Kristy Nielson at kristy.nielson@marquette.edu or nielsonk@mcw.edu.

ClinicalTrials.gov

Explore thousands of research studies in all 50 states and in 204 countries.

Clinical Trials Basics

A clinical trial is the scientific term for a test or study of a drug, therapy, surgical procedure, medical device, or of nutrition or behavioral changes in people. The tests are done to find out if the drug, therapy, procedure, etc. is safe and effective for people to use. The overall purpose of a clinical trial is to learn, not to treat patients. Before you volunteer to participate in a clinical trial, ask about any risks associated with the treatment being tested.

MCW fMRI Research Program

The MCW FMRI Database was developed to help fMRI investigators manage and more profitably use the large amounts of continually generated information pertaining to study subjects and fMRI sessions.

MCW fMRI Studies of Attention

Researchers at the Medical College of Wisconsin are seeking Healthy Adults to participate in a study, looking at changes that occur in ATTENTION across the lifespan.

Memory Disorders Program at Froedtert Hospital

The Memory Disorders Program at Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin provides comprehensive care to patients and families living with dementia or other memory disorders.

Neurosciences Clinical Trials at Froedtert Hospital

The Froedtert & MCW Neurosciences Research Center combines specialty expertise, state-of-the-science technology and consistent research leadership to provide comprehensive services for all neurological disorders. Our physicians and staff are dedicated to providing their patients with the most up-to-date neurosciences treatment options.

Spine Care Clinical Trials

Clinical trials are an important research tool that helps sufferers of spine disorders, cancers, and more receive the safest, most effective treatment options available. Consider volunteering in one of our many studies today.