Healthy Volunteer Research Study
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University are studying the effects of different types of cannabis edibles.
Fast Facts
Tried Cannabis before but Not a Current Heavy User
Healthy Individual 21-55 Years Old
Compensation Provided
Conducted in Baltimore, MD
Study Background
Researchers at the Cannabis Science Lab at the Johns Hopkins University are studying the effects of different forms of cannabis edibles.
Chocolate, gummies, and drinks are all popular types of cannabis edibles. By studying use in healthy adults, we hope to understand how these different types of edibles affect both cannabinoid absorption and short-term drug effects.
Potential participants in our study will first undergo a 3-hour in-person screening evaluation to determine eligibility. Then, eligible individuals will complete 9 outpatient drug administration sessions, lasting approximately 9 hours each.
IRB00354926
Principal Investigator: Tory Spindle, PhD
Study Background
Researchers at the Cannabis Science Lab at the Johns Hopkins University are studying the effects of different forms of cannabis edibles.
Chocolate, gummies, and drinks are all popular types of cannabis edibles. By studying use in healthy adults, we hope to understand how these different types of edibles affect both cannabinoid absorption and short-term drug effects.
Potential participants in our study will first undergo a 3-hour in-person screening evaluation to determine eligibility. Then, eligible individuals will complete 9 outpatient drug administration sessions, lasting approximately 9 hours each.
IRB00354926
Principal Investigator: Tory Spindle, PhD
Additional Information
Through this study, we hope to learn more about how different forms of edibles impact factors such as cannabinoid absorption and short-term drug effects.
You may qualify for this study if you meet the following criteria.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Ages 21-55
- Tried cannabis before but not a current heavy user
- Healthy
First, interested individuals will complete a 3-hour in-person screening evaluation to determine whether they are eligible to participate in the study. Eligible participants will then have 9 outpatient drug administration sessions which will last approximately 9 hours each and be completed 1 week apart. These in-person study visits will take place on weekdays at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore, MD.
Participants can receive up to $3,230 for their time and effort.
There is no cost for you to participate in our research study.
