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Clinical trials have led to important discoveries that make our lives better. º£½ÇÉçÇø is always seeking volunteers for our clinical research trials. Baylor conducts clinical trials that give participants access to the latest, most comprehensive diagnostic and treatment options available.

Below are some of the currently enrolling studies from our IDDRC Investigators. Click the links below to learn more or contact us!

Study Title: SPARK for Autism at º£½ÇÉçÇø and Texas Children's Hospital
º£½ÇÉçÇø (in affiliation with Texas Children's Hospital) is one of a select group of 25 research institutions across the nation chosen by the to assist with recruitment for a new research study called , which stands for the Simons Foundation Powering Autism Research for Knowledge. Selection as a clinical site for SPARK underscores Baylor's history with previous SFARI projects, as well as our strength in autism and genetics research. In Texas, the SPARK effort is led by Dr. Robin Kochel, Ph.D, associate professor of pediatrics at º£½ÇÉçÇø, and associate director for research at the .

Evenings with Genetics is a seminar series about genetics and your family’s health. This series offers the most current information on care and research for many genetic conditions and is open to the public.

SPARK Saturdays are a rare opportunity to meet with our research team 1-on-1 during convenient weekend hours to enroll in the SPARK for Autism research study or receive assistance collecting your family's SPARK saliva samples. Participating in-person increases the quality of the saliva samples collected and is great option for anyone who may have a hard time spitting on their own (ex: young children).

Do you have a question for one of our experts? Are you interested in learning more about our research? Contact us at IDDRCResearch@bcm.edu.