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Clinical trials and research at University of Bath

• 7Clinical trials
• 3NIH research projects
• 1Country

Newest trials

All recruiting trials (7)

• How fast and slow dietary fibres affect gut fermentation and comfort in adults

  This study tests whether adding a fast-fermenting fibre (FOS) to a meal with a slow-fermenting fibre (soluble corn fibre) changes gas production and digestive comfort in healthy adults, and whether taking FOS in two smaller doses helps reduce discomfort.

  Recruiting University of Bath · Bath, Somerset · NCT07837297

• Low-carbohydrate Diet and LDL Cholesterol: How Diet Affects People Differently

  A controlled feeding study tests whether a very low-carbohydrate ketogenic diet changes LDL cholesterol differently among healthy adults using a rotating sequence of keto and control meals.

  Recruiting University of Bath · Bath, Bath and North East Somerset · NCT07675603

• Low-dose galactose added to a meal to test blood sugar control

  Researchers will test whether adding a small amount of galactose with a 75 g glucose drink can help control blood sugar in healthy adults.

  Recruiting University of Bath · Bath · NCT07599683

• Personalised digital feedback to increase plant food (vegetable) intake

  This project will test whether an app that gives personalised dietary feedback and recipes can help adults who want to eat more vegetables increase their plant food intake.

  Recruiting University of Bath · Bath, Somerset · NCT07478068

• Whether the repeated-bout protective effect after eccentric exercise depends on inflammation and oxidative stress

  This project will test if taking vitamin C and ibuprofen around a hard eccentric workout changes the protective repeated-bout effect in healthy adults aged 18–45.

  Recruiting University of Bath · Bath · NCT07472244

• Neuromuscular electrical stimulation to improve blood sugar control after spinal cord injury

  This trial will test whether neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) can improve blood sugar control in adults with spinal cord injury compared with a sham condition and with people without injury.

  Recruiting University of Bath · Bath, United Kingdom · NCT07099911

• How daily muscle activity affects metabolism

  This project will test whether the timing of exercise across a 24-hour period changes muscle and whole-body metabolism in healthy adults aged 18–50.

  Recruiting University of Bath · Bath · NCT06997315

NIH-funded research (3)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Creating a tool to understand how skin absorbs topical medications

  This study is working on a new tool to better understand how skin absorbs creams and ointments, which could help create more effective treatments for people using these types of medications.

  NIH research University of Bath · Bath, United Kingdom · NIH-10928221

• Creating a new framework to evaluate how well local drugs work in the gut

  This study is looking at how well different gut medications work by testing them in the lab and using computer models, so we can better understand their effectiveness for both healthy people and those with gut issues, which could help make future drug testing easier and more efficient.

  NIH research University of Bath · Bath, United Kingdom · NIH-10701033

• Understanding how topical drugs work in the skin

  This study is looking at how well skin medications can get through the skin to work where they're needed, using special imaging techniques, so that we can create better treatments for skin conditions that help you feel better.

  NIH research University of Bath · Bath, United Kingdom · NIH-10469997

Quick answers

How many clinical trials run by University of Bath are recruiting right now?

7, as of November 12, 2026. We update this list each time we refresh our data from ClinicalTrials.gov.

Where are these trials running?

All of them have sites in United Kingdom. Each study page lists its sites and which ones are recruiting.

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