If you are interested in taking part in a trial, then you could ask your doctor if they know of any that might be suitable for you. You can also have a look at the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) Be a part of Research website, to search for current clinical trials for alopecia.
How does Self-Esteem, Social Media Usage, Social Comparison and Participation of Online Support Groups Impact Body Image Among People with Alopecia? Read more
The Alopecia Biobank is collecting samples of blood, skin swabs, skin biopsies and stool from volunteers with AA, AT and AU, to investigate how immune cells cause hair loss. Read more
The Ethical Tissue bank at the University of Bradford are collecting skin biopsies from people with alopecia areata. Read more
The study aims to understand how alopecia affects family members or partners of those affected. Read more
A physician-entered patient registry, “SECURE-Alopecia”, designed to record COVID-19 positive alopecia patient outcomes. Read more
The research investigates the everyday experiences of those living with a temporary or permanent ‘visible facial difference’ with focus on the services or organisations that may provide ‘treatment’ or different kinds of support to those affected Read more
Does having alopecia affect people in school, college or university? This study from University of Sheffield explores experiences in educational settings. Read more