Heart and Vascular Clinical Trials

Clinical trials are research studies involving human volunteers who are closely monitored by:

• Doctors
• Nurses
• Research assistants
• Data analysts

If you are considering participation in a clinical trial, it is important to:

• Discuss your health and review your medical records with your cardiologist and care team to determine eligibility.
• Ask your cardiologist to assist you in discussing the decision with family members and caregivers, so questions or concerns can be addressed.
• Work with your doctor to sign and consent to trial treatment.
• Remember that participation is voluntary. You may choose to or be asked to cease participation in the trial at any time.

Learn more about the University of Pittsburgh's Pitt+Me Registry.

Search the US government's clinical trial database now for heart and vascular trials.

Featured Clinical Trials and Research

• Cardiac Surgery Clinical Trials (PDF)
• Cardiology Clinical Trials (PDF)
• Heart Failure / Pulmonary Hypertension Clinical Trials (PDF)
• Vascular Surgery Clinical Trials (PDF)
• Learn more about the Peripartum Cardiomyopathy Network, a network of physicians and nurses across the United States and Canada dedicated to both clinical care and investigation of peripartum cardiomyopathy.

Pitt + Me Clinical Trials

The Pitt+Me Registry is a program of the University of Pittsburgh's Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) that engages researchers, patients, and volunteers from the greater Pittsburgh community in an effort to advance science and improve health for future generations.

We encourage you to join the more than 100,000 participants in the Pitt+Me Registry who have signed up to receive our newsletter and hear more about research opportunities that may be of interest.

Learn more about research studies and clinical trials that are related to heart and circulation.