Could you participate in brain health research?
Clinical research needs people willing to take part. Answer a few questions to discover whether you may qualify for brain research studies currently recruiting.
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Three steps to explore research
1. Tell us about yourself
Complete a short pre-screening questionnaire about your health, memory and background.
2. See potential matches
Your answers are compared with the eligibility criteria of relevant studies.
3. Connect with a research site
If you appear to be a potential match, you may be invited to provide your contact information and connect with a participating research site.
Find research opportunities that may be right for you
Instead of searching through hundreds of studies yourself, DocMemo helps identify research opportunities that may match your profile and connects you with participating research sites.
1 — Save time
Answer a few questions once instead of searching through studies on your own.
2 — Find relevant opportunities
We look for studies whose eligibility criteria may match your profile.
3 — Take the next step
If there's a potential match, connect directly with the research site to learn more.
There is no obligation to participate. The decision to join a study is always yours.
Not every study is right for everyone
There are studies for a wide range of neurological and psychiatric conditions, such as testing interventions to prevent the onset of Alzheimer's disease or testing new drugs to treat depression. Clinical studies have specific eligibility criteria. DocMemo asks questions about your health, memory, background and other factors that may be relevant to current studies. We then identify opportunities for which you may be a potential match.
Your answers matter
The questions may cover:
- Memory and cognitive symptoms
- Health history
- Medications and other medical factors
- Age and demographic information
- Other study-specific eligibility criteria
The exact questions depend on the studies currently available.
Looking for specific studies? See studies currently enrolling →
"I was hesitant at first, but the clinical team was incredibly empathetic. I felt listened to and completely free to choose."
"Participating in research gave me a sense of purpose. They clearly explained every step and always respected my consent."
Help move brain research forward
Your participation matters
Researchers need people with different backgrounds, health profiles and experiences to answer important research questions.
Research needs volunteers
Clinical studies can only move forward when people choose to take part. Participation helps researchers evaluate new approaches and better understand disease.
Your choice can have a wider impact
Taking part in research is a personal decision — but what researchers learn can contribute to knowledge that benefits future patients.
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Built by neuroscientists
DocMemo was founded by neuroscientists with a background at the Paris Brain Institute. Its founder, Stanley Durrleman, led a research team for more than 15 years at the intersection of artificial intelligence and neuroscience and has authored more than 100 scientific publications and several patents. DocMemo is developed in close collaboration with a scientific team including neurologists and neuropsychologists.
Meet the science behind DocMemoConnected to clinical research
DocMemo works with more than 12 research centers around the world, with a growing network of participating sites. More than 1,000 people have been connected with research centers through DocMemo, supporting recruitment for more than 10 clinical studies.
Your privacy matters
Your personal information is never sold to third parties. For research opportunities, contact information is shared with participating research sites only with your authorization and for the purpose of participating in a clinical study.
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