BCFS002010-JHU-Hamill-352-[Landing Page]

Apply Now Sexual Health Research Study Many infections are easier to treat when they’re found early, but today’s tests still need to be faster and more accurate. To help improve future testing, researchers need real samples from sexually active adults to better understand how these infections appear in the body. This study will collect anonymous […]

BCFS002015-UMN-Camchong-5 [Landing Page]

Apply Now Opioid Use Disorder Research Study We’re seeking volunteers to help us test a brain training intervention. Our research team conducted a version of this study with promising results for alcohol use disorder. Now, we want to test the effects of this intervention for opioid use disorder. Apply Now In early abstinence from opioid […]

BCFS002016-Pitt-James-141-[Thank You Page]

Thank you for completing this screening form! Responses are not monitored live (i.e., in real time). If you find yourself having thoughts of suicide, you can: 1. Call your therapist, a friend, or a family member to talk. 2. Contact the RESOLVE Crisis Services Hotline (1-888-796-8226) 3. Contact WPH Psychiatric Emergency Services (412-624-1000) or your […]

BCFS002016-Pitt-James-141-[Landing Page]

Apply Now The STARS Study- A Teen Mental Health Study: Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh are conducting a study with teens ages 12-17 to understand why some teens have thoughts of suicide and when risk is highest. Apply Now Fast Facts Teens (ages 12-17) assigned female at birth Experienced suicidal thoughts or self-harmed within […]

BCFS002019-NYSPI-Schneier-278 [Thank You Page]

Thank you!Submission received! If you are initially eligible, the study team will contact you via phone at 646-774-8113 and email SocialAnxietyClinic@nyspi.columbia.edu Terms of Service Privacy Policy

BCFS002019-NYSPI-Schneier-278 [Landing Page]

Apply Now Social Anxiety Research Study Researchers at the New York State Psychiatric Institute are conducting a study to evaluate a computer-based investigational treatment designed to improve symptoms of social anxiety. This research explores how music and visual attention may work together to support emotional responses and brain activity in adults with social anxiety. Apply […]