What happens after you say “yes” to medical research?

For many potential volunteers, the biggest question isn’t why research matters, it’s what actually happens next.

We’ve just published a new blog, accessible via the link in our bio.

Sign up today!

For many people, donating blood or tissue can feel unfamiliar or even intimidating. Questions about safety, privacy, pain, and impact are completely normal. That’s why we’ve written a new blog for the ReproRegistry, check it out on our website now!

We’re entering 2026 with optimism and momentum — and volunteers will continue to play a vital role in advancing our research.

If you haven’t yet joined our Volunteer Registry, now is a perfect time. Your participation could help shape new treatments and move medical innovation forward.

📣 Have Psoriasis? We Need You!
Join REPROCELL’s volunteer registry and get notified about paid psoriasis research studies.
Help move dermatology forward — your participation matters.

👉 Sign up today. reproregistry.reprocell.com

Check out our new blog post on how our research volunteer registry connects people with and without skin conditions to ethical research that uses donated skin to study real inflammation — exactly where it happens.

reproregistry.reprocell.com/blog/how-don...

Today is World Psoriasis Day — a day to raise awareness, support those living with psoriasis, and highlight the importance of research.

We had a great time at the University of Glasgow Freshers Fair. Thanks so much to everyone who joined our registry! Stay tuned for upcoming research opportunities, you'll be hearing from us soon!

Come out and join us at the university of Glasgow Freshers fair! Here today and tomorrow.

We're live! Our volunteer registry for healthy donors, and those with inflammatory skin conditions, has just been launched. If either of these apply to you, and you want to be part of medical research that has a real impact on patients and the medical field, sign up through the link in our bio!