Clinical research, matched to you
Find a study 
that fits your life.
Selora compares what you tell us with what research studies are looking for, and lets you know when one near you could be a fit. Signing up is free, and you decide what happens next.
About Selora
Clinical research depends on volunteers, yet most people only hear about a study by chance. Selora exists to change that. We keep track of studies that are recruiting, read who each one is looking for, and tell you when your answers line up with one near you.
We are not a clinic, a sponsor or a research site, and we never decide whether you can join. That decision belongs to the study team, after they have explained everything and you have had time to think it over.
Free, from sign-up to your last message
No fees, no insurance details, and no medical records. A name, a way to reach you, a ZIP code and an area of study are enough to start.
About SeloraAreas of study
Research looking for people like you
Choose the area closest to your own health. Each page explains what studies in it usually involve, and links to the public registry so you can see what is recruiting.
Diabetes & Metabolic Health
Blood sugar, weight and the way the body uses energy, studied in people at every stage.
Read moreHeart Health
Blood pressure, cholesterol, heart rhythm and heart failure, from prevention to long-term care.
Read moreAsthma & COPD
Breathing research for asthma, COPD and allergies, including inhalers and new kinds of treatment.
Read moreArthritis & Joint Pain
Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout and long-lasting pain in the knees, hips, hands or back.
Read moreSleep
Insomnia, sleep apnea and daytime sleepiness, often with much of the study done from home.
Read moreSkin Conditions
Eczema, psoriasis, acne and hives: research where you can often see the result for yourself.
Read moreKidney Health
Chronic kidney disease and the conditions that lead to it, such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
Read moreHealthy Volunteers
Studies that need people without the condition being studied, to set a baseline or test early safety.
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How clinical trials work
Your rights as a volunteer
What a study visit is like
Questions, answered
What people ask before they sign up
We help you find clinical studies that fit you. You tell us your area of study and your ZIP code. We compare that against what studies near you have published about who they need, and we text or email you when one looks like a fit. You decide whether to contact the study.
No. Signing up, receiving match messages and leaving are all free. If a study team ever asks you to pay to take part, treat that as a warning sign and ask us about it.
No. Signing up with Selora only means you hear about studies. Joining a study is a separate step that happens with the research team, after they have explained it to you in full and you have signed their consent form.
The study’s own research team. Every study has rules about age, health and medicines, and only the team running it can check you against them. A match from us means a study looks worth asking about, not that you qualify.
What a match looks like
“Selora: a heart health study near you is asking for adults who take blood pressure medicine. Want the details? Reply YES, or STOP to opt out.”
An example of the format only. It does not describe a real study.
Short
One study per message, with the area and who it is for.
Specific
Sent only when your answers line up with what the study published.
Easy to stop
Reply STOP at any time and the messages end.
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