Yale University

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Our Team

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Kevan Herold, MD

TrialNet Principal Investigator Chief,
Pediatric Endocrinology

My background and research are in translational immunology. I am interested in understanding the basis for autoimmune diseases and developing new therapies based on our understanding of disease mechanisms. My focus has largely been in the field of autoimmune Type 1 diabetes. The work encompasses basic laboratory work understanding the regulation of autoreactive T cells to clinical trials that involve novel therapeutics. As part of these studies I have also been very interested in analysis of beta cell function in Type 1 diabetes.

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Jane Doe, MD

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Faith Brendle, RN, CPN, CCRP

TrialNet Research Coordinator
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Eric Pittel, MBA

TrialNet Research Coordinator
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Anne Brown, MSN, BC-ANP, BC-ADM

TrialNet Research Coordinator
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Brenna Hammel, BSN, RN, CPN

TrialNet Research Coordinator
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Kimberly Flowers, RN

TrialNet Research Coordinator
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Lauren Williams

TrialNet Research Coordinator

Regional Affiliates

Affiliates provide opportunities for people who do not live near the clinical center. The affiliate sites below work with this location to offer convenient participation in TrialNet research programs.

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Research Studies

The following studies are being conducted at this location. For those interested in participating, contact us for more information.

Risk Screening Pathway to Prevention Study

If you have a relative with T1D, you’re in a unique position to help us learn more about the disease and how to stop it. The first step is to sign up for Pathway to Prevention screening to determine your risk of developing T1D. Details

Prevention Studies Abatacept Prevention Study

TrialNet is testing the drug abatacept to see if it can dely or prevent progression of early stage T1D (Stage 1 or Stage 2), and ultimately prevent clinical diagnosis (Stage 3). In earlier studies for people newly diagnosed (Stage 3), abatacept helped slow down disease progression. Details

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#T1DFamily Profiles

Meet some of our TrialNet #T1DFamily members to learn what it’s like to participate in a TrialNet clinical research study.

Common Questions

The following are answers to the most common questions about this study. If you don't see your questions here, please contact us.

If you live in the United States, it takes 4-6 weeks to get your screening results. Outside of the US, it takes a little longer to allow for shipping. TrialNet forwards all samples from screenings and studies to specialized laboratories across the US. This way, all samples are processed in a consistent way, meeting strict requirements for scientific research. The process takes a little longer, but it's an important step to ensuring that you receive the most accurate results.

If you live in the United States, it takes 4-6 weeks to get your screening results. Outside of the US, it takes a little longer to allow for shipping. TrialNet forwards all samples from screenings and studies to specialized laboratories across the US. This way, all samples are processed in a consistent way, meeting strict requirements for scientific research. The process takes a little longer, but it's an important step to ensuring that you receive the most accurate results.

If you live in the United States, it takes 4-6 weeks to get your screening results. Outside of the US, it takes a little longer to allow for shipping. TrialNet forwards all samples from screenings and studies to specialized laboratories across the US. This way, all samples are processed in a consistent way, meeting strict requirements for scientific research. The process takes a little longer, but it's an important step to ensuring that you receive the most accurate results.