Participate in Research

Trans Health Research run a number of trans health research projects at any given time. Research projects that are currently recruiting can be found below. These include national online surveys and clinical research projects, involving in-person visits at our research clinics in Melbourne, Australia.

Non-binary person with blue hair looking down at their phone

Non-binary person (Giuseppe Lombardo, iStock).

White trans man and white trans woman standing together outdoors, smiling happily

Trans man and trans woman (CREATISTA, iStock).

TRANSform Study

A national online research project designed to investigate the health and wellbeing of the Australian trans and gender-diverse community, aged 16 and older.

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Asian non-binary person and their Black partner taking a selfie together outdoors, both wearing COVID facemasks

Non-binary person and partner (Disabled and Here).

LIGHT Study

This study is following people over the first 12 months of gender-affirming hormones to understand how their immune system changes.

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Man of unknown ethnicity cycling indoors on a stationary bike, wearing an oxygen mask

Research participant (technotr, iStock).

GAME Study

This project aims to uncover the effects of gender affirming hormones on skeletal muscle health, fitness, and performance. Involves in-person research visits in Melbourne.

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Black non-binary person standing outdoors, smiling happily

Non-binary person (Cultura Creative, Adobe Stock).

Low-dose Testosterone RCT

This study explores the use of low-dose of testosterone for the purposes of gender affirmation.

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