Kansas State University — Manhattan, Kansas

Kansas State University is a clinical research site located in Manhattan, Kansas, United States 66506.

Crixeo Clinical Trials Trust Score: 95/100 (GOOD). This profile has not yet been claimed by the site owner.

Kansas State University has participated in 14 clinical trials with 3 currently active.

Therapeutic areas: Depression, Anxiety, Physical Activity, Time in Nature.

Sponsors: Kansas State University, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Flourish Science, Inc..

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Trust Score: 95/100. Verification status: Not yet accredited. Patient reviews: 0. Complaints: 0.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trust Score for Kansas State University?

Kansas State University has a Crixeo Trust Score of 95/100 (GOOD). Trust Scores reflect trial volume, sponsor diversity, patient reviews, address verification, and accreditation status.

How many clinical trials has Kansas State University conducted?

Kansas State University has 14 clinical trials on record, with 3 currently active. Their work covers Depression, Anxiety, Physical Activity, Time in Nature.

Is Kansas State University accredited by Crixeo Clinical Trials?

Kansas State University has not yet obtained Crixeo Accreditation. Site owners can claim their profile and apply for accreditation to improve visibility with sponsors and patients.

Can I submit a review or complaint about Kansas State University?

Yes. Patients and trial participants can submit reviews and file complaints directly on this profile page. All submissions are reviewed before publication.