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UNC Center for Functional GI and Motility Disorders


Research Subjects Needed

At any given time, numerous studies are being carried out through the UNC Center for Functional GI & Motility Disorders. Both people with and without IBS are needed for these studies. If you are interested in participating in one or more studies, please click below on the study title for more information and then call or email the study coordinator for that specific study. It may be possible for you to enroll in more than one study at the same time.

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Research Studies Sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Research Studies Involving Mechanisms and Outcomes
Research Studies Involving Drugs and Treatment

Research Studies Sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Coordinator Research Study
Lenore Keck
(919) 966-8329
Determining factors influencing IBS – need men and women with IBS and healthy controls
Steve Heymen
(919) 966-2515
Need men and women with fecal incontinence
Steve Heymen
(919) 966-2515
Need men and women with constipation

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Research Studies Involving Mechanisms and Outcomes
Coordinator Research Study
Jane Tucker
(919) 843-4906
Validation of the bloating and diagnostic severity questionnaires – need men and women with bloating
Miranda van Tilburg
(919) 843-0688
Need parents with thoughts and worries about frequent stomach aches in their children age 3 through 14
Jane Hankins
(919) 966-0147
Patient Education in IBS -- need men and women with IBS
Jane Tucker
(919) 843-4906
Need all GI symptoms, diseases or disorders and healthy subjects

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Research Studies Involving Drugs and Treatment
Coordinator Research Study
Alesia Aileo
(919) 843-4838
Need women experiencing fullness while eating, abdominal pain or discomfort, bloating, nausea or vomiting
Alesia Aileo
(919) 843-4838
Need men and women with functional diarrhea or diarrhea predominant IBS
Kim Meyer
(919) 966-8328
Need men and women with chronic constipation
Kim Meyer
(919) 966-8328
Need men and women with IBS
Kim Meyer
(919) 966-8328
Need men and women with constipation predominant IBS
Kim Meyer
(919) 966-8328
Need women with diarrhea predominant IBS

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