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Special Olympics Washington is working to connect researchers with people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Research studies help medical professionals from a wide range of practice areas deliver focused and inclusive care.
If you’re interested in taking part in a study, click through from the list below, review the study details, and select the “Apply to Join” button on that study’s page.
If you’re interested in adding a new study to our database, please use the “Add a Study” button below to provide additional information about your research. Once approved, your opportunity will show up here.
If you’re interested in taking part in a study, click through from the list below, review the study details, and select the “Apply to Join” button on that study’s page.
If you’re interested in adding a new study to our database, please use the “Add a Study” button below to provide additional information about your research. Once approved, your opportunity will show up here.
Emily Neuhaus
SPARK is an autism research study and a growing community of autistic individuals, their families, and researchers on a mission
University of Washington
Researchers at the University of Washington are looking for children with Down syndrome aged 6 to 14 years. The goal
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No, your data is only accessed by the research team unless explicitly stated and approved otherwise.
If you have a bad experience, please report it to Emma Richardson at erichardson@sowa.org. She will review the issue, investigate further, and determine the next steps for the study.
