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Better Gut Health for Our Communities Starts With You

We’re looking for individuals diagnosed with ulcerative colitis who may still be experiencing symptoms despite current treatment.

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Why This Matters

Ulcerative colitis (UC) affects hundreds of thousands of people in the U.S., and in communities of color, it can be more severe and harder to manage. UC is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that causes inflammation and ulcers in the digestive tract, leading to flare-ups that impact daily life.

By taking part in this research, you can help improve care for people living with UC today and for the generations that come after you.

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You May Qualify If You

Have been diagnosed with ulcerative colitis (UC)

Continue to experience symptoms despite treatment

Are an adult aged 18–80

Meet other health and eligibility requirements

What You Can Expect

Potentially access a study treatment before it’s widely available

Benefit from study-related health assessments during your participation

Contribute to research that can improve care for future generations

A member of our team will review the study criteria with you to see if you’re eligible

Why Representation Matters

  • Your voice matters.

  • Your participation matters.

  • See if you qualify today — it only takes a few minutes.

Research often misses the voices of people in communities of color. Without that representation, treatments may not work as well for everyone. By participating, you help ensure future care is designed with your community in mind.

Stay Connected With NOWINCLUDED’s Gut Health Circle

When we are included in clinical research for ulcerative colitis or any other condition, we can understand how safe and effective new treatments can be for us.

By participating in clinical research, we have the opportunity to build a healthier community.

If you still have questions, you are not alone.

NOWINCLUDED, created by Acclinate, is a community created for us to:

Get the resources we need to improve our health

Feel seen and heard in healthcare decisions

Be empowered to make our own decisions for our health, like clinical research participation