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Norovirus Vaccine Clinical Trials

Norovirus, commonly known as the "winter vomiting bug," affects millions each year, causing severe stomach issues like vomiting and diarrhoea. Research for a vaccine is crucial to prevent its spread and protect public health.

We are currently enrolling adult volunteers to take part in our Norovirus vaccine clinical trials. By participating in these trials, you could help us further our understanding of Norovirus and advance efforts to develop a vaccine that could significantly reduce the impact of this highly contagious virus.

Eligible participants may:

  • Receive regular monitoring at trial visits and access to our medical team if needed.
  • Help future generations by contributing to medical research. 
  • Have the results of any additional investigations undertaken with the results also forwarded to their GP. 


For further information and to discuss your eligibility with our team, please complete our online form.

Register your interest


When you register your interest with Accellacare (which is part of ICON plc), our team will review your information and connect you with studies that you may be eligible for. When we find a match, Accellacare clinical research specialists will contact you directly for further pre-screening. Please see our Privacy Policy for further details.


Data Protection

ICON plc is the data controller of the personal data, including health data, you choose to provide. We rely on your consent to use this information to identify potentially appropriate clinical trials for you and contact you about them. When we call you for further pre-screening, note that these calls will be recorded.

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Please note: You may or may not benefit medically from taking part and you are able to opt out at anytime and do not have to give us a reason for doing so. Your GP will be informed about your participation and all medical assessments that will be carried out as part of the study. If during screening any abnormal results are found your GP will also be informed.