HREC-approved research · Your participation is voluntary · You can withdraw at any time
What is
clinical trial?
Research
Learn more about lupus through clinical research.
Evidence
Clinical trials help researchers understand what works and why.
Participant Care
Your safety, wellbeing and choice are important throughout the trial.
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Why participate?
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Contribute to research that may improve understanding and treatment of lupus
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Help researchers learn more about new treatments and approaches
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Play a valuable role in advancing future lupus care
What you should know?
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Your participation is voluntary, and you can ask questions before deciding to participate
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You can withdraw from the trial at any time
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Each trial has its own eligibility criteria and requirements
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How to Express Interest
A simple 3-step process can make the next steps feel clear and approachable
Find a Trial
Browse the available clinical trials and find one that interests you.
Check Your Eligibility
Review the trial requirements and see whether you may be eligible to participate.
Get in Touch
Contact the trial team to ask questions and express your interest.
We Do
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Share information about available clinical trials
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Connect people with relevant trial information
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Help you understand the next steps
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Support informed participation
We Don't
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Recommend a specific trial or treatment
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Decide whether you are eligible
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Provide medical advice
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Guarantee a particular outcome
Our Approach
Contact Us
Have questions about lupus clinical trials? We’re here to help.
Whether you’d like more information about participating, have questions about a trial, or need help finding the right information, get in touch with our team.
Disclaimer
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The clinical trials listed or linked on this page are conducted by independent researchers, hospitals, or organisations.
Lupus Foundation Australasia:
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Is not responsible for the conduct of these studies
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Does not guarantee eligibility or outcomes
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Does not endorse any specific study, medication, or intervention
Participation in a clinical trial is a personal decision and should be made in consultation with your healthcare professional.
LFA provides access to Trialport as an independent clinical trial search and navigation tool to help people explore lupus-related research opportunities. LFA does not provide medical advice and does not recommend or endorse individual clinical trials. Any decision to participate in a clinical trial should be discussed with the relevant research team and your treating healthcare professional.
LFA may receive a referral or partnership payment if a person who accesses Trialport through LFA later consents to participate in a clinical trial. This does not affect which studies are displayed, how they are ranked, or the information provided to users.