Join Actively Recruiting Research Studies We are actively recruiting participants through the COPD Foundation for the following projects: New Study for COPD & Chronic Bronchitis! Over age 40 and diagnosed with COPD with a productive cough that produces thick mucus (chronic bronchitis)? Learn about a study testing a potential new treatment. There's no cost to participate in this study, and you do not need health insurance. Qualified participants may also receive travel reimbursement. To find out if you or a loved one are eligible for this COPD and Bronchitis treatment study, learn more and take the eligibility questionnaire here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K5ZRXM8 Weill Cornell Medicine: COPDHeart Study WE'D LIKE TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT COPD HEALTH Patients with COPD are at high risk for heart disease. Weill Cornell Medicine is developing a program, COPDHeart, to improve overall health among patients living with COPD, including improving heart health. Your feedback can help shape a health program for adults living with COPD. Please consider joining a one-hour voluntary research interview, if you have COPD. A $50 gift card will be available after study completion. Interested participants can complete the study eligibility questionnaire at this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HRTTTTM Please note: the COPDHeart study is separate from Weill Cornell Medicine's "Living Healthy with COPD" study. Interested respondents are welcome to complete both questionnaires. Living Healthy with COPD WE NEED YOUR HELP To design a program to address pain among individuals with COPD Please consider joining a one-hour voluntary research interview, if you: have COPD experience muscle or joint pain $50 gift card will be available after study completion Interested participants can complete the study eligibility questionnaire at this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/B6GBLHJ Join the COPD Foundation Patient-Powered Research Network (PPRN) The COPD PPRN is a network of individuals with COPD who have agreed to share their health information and the impact the disease has on their lives. Operated by the COPD Foundation and governed by groups of patients and their partners, the information you provide is kept in a secure database to be used for research - ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of the disease. Learn More >
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This page was reviewed on August 4, 2025 by the COPD Foundation Content Review and Evaluation Committee.