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Clinical trials and research at University Ghent
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 41 clinical trials run by University Ghent that are recruiting, at sites in 2 countries (most in Belgium (40), Burkina Faso (1)). 1 was first registered in the last 30 days. By phase: Phase 2 (1), Phase 4 (1). Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 41Clinical trials
- 1New in 30 days
- 2Countries
Newest trials
All recruiting trials (41)
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Post-operative Pain and Healing After Root Canal Re-Treatment Using Laser-Activated Irrigation vs Sonic or No Activation
This study tests whether laser-activated irrigation or sonic activation helps reduce post-operative pain and improve healing after re-treating a tooth with persistent apical inflammation, compared to conventional needle irrigation.
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Can the Ronnie Gardiner Method improve thinking and daily function in people with Parkinson’s
In this 10-week program, adults with Parkinson’s disease will try the Ronnie Gardiner Method to see if it helps thinking, talking, movement, balance, and quality of life.
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Perceptions of High and Low Intensity Speech Intervention in Children with a Cleft Palate
This study looks at how providers and children with cleft palate and their parents feel about high- versus low-intensity speech therapy to see which is more acceptable and helpful.
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High- vs Low-Intensity Speech Therapy for Children with Phonological Speech Sounds
This study tests whether a higher-frequency speech therapy approach helps children aged 4–12 with phonological speech sound disorders more than a lower-frequency approach.
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Muscle features linked to insulin resistance and cardiometabolic risk
This study tests whether specific muscle traits and activity patterns can help explain insulin resistance and related cardiometabolic risk in healthy adults.
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Co-creating suicide prevention tools for people in prison
This project will work with people in prison and prison care staff to test and adapt three suicide prevention tools so they fit prison life and are easier to use.
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Chat conversations with the suicide helpline 1813: how people experience them
This study tests how people feel before and after chatting with the Zelfmoordlijn 1813 helpline to see if the chat affects suicidal thoughts or feelings.
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Infant brain activity during reach-to-grasp using fNIRS
This project will try to see how brain activity during reaching and grasping differs in 3 to 9-month-old preterm and full-term infants using noninvasive fNIRS.
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Probiotics and oral vancomycin to improve gut health in pregnant women in Burkina Faso
This study will test whether giving a probiotic called VE818 or a short course of oral vancomycin to pregnant women with intestinal pathogen markers can improve mothers' gut health and newborn outcomes.
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Upper-extremity performance tests to guide return to sport after shoulder dislocation
This project will test whether a set of shoulder performance tests and questionnaires can predict safe return to pre-injury sport level and quality of life for athletes aged 16-55 after shoulder dislocation and stabilization surgery.
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E-learning suicide prevention training for prison staff in Belgian detention centers
This project will test whether an online gatekeeper training helps prison staff in Belgium feel more confident and knowledgeable about preventing suicide among people in detention.
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Immediate implant with bone and connective tissue grafting for upper front teeth
This study will test whether flapless guided immediate implants with socket grafting, a connective tissue graft, and an immediate provisional crown work well for adults who need an upper front tooth removed.
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User feedback on Zelfmoord1813.be and related websites
This project tests how easy and helpful the Zelfmoord1813.be and related suicide-prevention websites are for people aged 16 and older who have visited them.
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Creative materials to help healthcare professionals talk about suicidality with children and adolescents
This project will test creative materials to help healthcare professionals talk with children and teens about suicidal thoughts.
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Scaling a healthy sleep program for vocational secondary school students
This project will try delivering a healthy sleep program and teacher training to 12–14-year-old vocational students and their teachers to improve sleep quality.
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Investigating trunk muscle activation in pain-free individuals
This study is testing how trunk muscles work during everyday activities in healthy people to see if understanding these patterns can help prevent muscle problems.
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Predicting fall risk in older adults living in the community
This study is testing a new tool to see if it can better predict fall risks in older adults living in the community compared to current methods.
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Effects of Flow Ball Phonation on Professional Voice Users
This study tests whether using a flow ball device can help professional voice users improve their vocal health and performance compared to other voice treatments.
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Examining immune responses to vaccination in transgender and cisgender individuals
This study tests how well the meningococcal serogroup B vaccine works in transgender and cisgender people by looking at their immune responses after getting the vaccine.
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Three soft-tissue methods for single immediate implants in the upper front teeth
This will see which of three soft-tissue grafting methods best prevents buccal gum loss for adults receiving a single immediate implant in the upper front teeth.
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Creating tools for children and adolescents with suicidal thoughts and behaviors
This study is trying to create helpful tools and a self-help app for kids and teens who have thoughts of suicide, by working with them to better understand their feelings and support needs.
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Collection of microbiome samples from healthy donors
This study is collecting samples from healthy people to see how different types of germs in our bodies affect health and disease.
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Evaluating voice outcomes after gender-affirming voice surgeries
This study is testing how different gender-affirming voice surgeries affect voice quality and patient satisfaction over time.
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Examining how dual-tasking affects walking in children with developmental coordination disorder
This study is testing how doing two things at once affects the walking patterns of children with developmental coordination disorder compared to kids without the condition.
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Understanding how stress and diet affect obesity in adolescents
This study is trying to see if tailored diet plans can help overweight teens aged 11 to 17 manage their weight better by looking at how stress and gut health affect them.
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Comparing high and low intensity speech therapy for children with cleft palate
This study is testing whether more frequent speech therapy sessions help Belgian Dutch-speaking children with cleft palate improve their speech and overall quality of life better than fewer sessions over a longer time.
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Cognitive dual-task training for athletes recovering from ACL surgery
This study tests if adding brain exercises to physical therapy helps athletes recover better after ACL surgery and reduces the chance of getting hurt again.
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Testing physical performance in healthy athletes
This study is testing a new set of physical performance tests for healthy tennis players and swimmers to see if they can help determine when athletes are ready to return to their sport after an upper limb injury.
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Investigating how histamine affects muscle growth after resistance training
This study is testing whether blocking histamine can help people build more muscle after ten weeks of resistance training.
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Comparing headache characteristics in patients with different flexion-rotation test results
This study is trying to see how headaches are different in people with cervicogenic headaches based on whether their flexion-rotation test results are positive or negative.
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Investigating Autonomic Dysfunction in Voice Disorders
This study is testing a new therapy that focuses on the nervous system to see if it helps people with voice disorders feel better compared to those without the disorder.
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Comparing treatments for chronic pain patients
This study is testing different treatment options for people with chronic pain to see which ones work best for them.
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Exercise therapy for recurrent low back pain
This study is testing whether a specific type of exercise training can help people with recurring low back pain feel better and improve their daily function compared to a more general exercise approach.
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Training for professionals on suicide prevention
This study is testing whether suicide prevention training for caregivers, teachers, and police in Flanders can improve their skills and confidence in helping people who are struggling.
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Timing of soft tissue grafting after immediate dental implant placement
This study is testing whether getting a soft tissue graft right after or three months after getting a dental implant helps improve the thickness of the gum tissue around the implant for people receiving immediate implants in the front of their mouths.
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Comparing two types of membranes for bone regeneration after tooth extraction
This study tests which type of membrane works better for helping patients grow new bone after having a tooth pulled, so they can get dental implants later.
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Using a data capturing system to improve safety in endovascular procedures
This study is testing a new system that records data during endovascular surgeries to see if it can help prevent mistakes and improve patient safety.
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Preventing neck and back pain in teleworking office workers
This study is testing whether a training program and educational video can help office workers who work from home avoid neck and back pain over 12 weeks.
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Comparing immediate and delayed dental implant placement
This study is testing whether placing a dental implant right after a tooth is removed works better than waiting a bit, to see if it affects the need for extra treatment later on.
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Exploring how vestibular function affects children's cognitive and motor development
This study is trying to see how problems with balance and movement affect the thinking and physical skills of school-aged children, including those with developmental disorders.
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Investigating how female hormones affect brain blood flow
This study is testing how female hormones and birth control affect blood flow and activity in the brain for women.
Quick answers
How many clinical trials run by University Ghent are recruiting right now?
41, as of November 12, 2026. 1 of them was first registered in the last 30 days. We update this list each time we refresh our data from ClinicalTrials.gov.
Where are these trials running?
In 2 countries. The most sites are in Belgium (40 trials), Burkina Faso (1 trial). Each study page lists its sites and which ones are recruiting.
What phases are they in?
Phase 2: 1, Phase 4: 1. Trials with no phase listed are usually device, behavioural or observational studies.
How do I join one?
Open a study, check the "Is this trial a fit for you?" section, then contact the study team listed on the page. They will ask a few screening questions. Asking is free and does not commit you to anything. Talk it over with your doctor first.
Find the studies that fit you
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