Do You Want to Participate in a Depression, Bipolar Disorder, or Pregnancy Research Study?

While I was at the Johns Hopkins Mood Disorders Research and Education Symposium, I spoke with some of the researchers currently conducting studies for: major depression, bipolar disorder, and pregnancy.

Here are more details and contact information if you are interested in participating. Being part of a study is a wonderful way of contributing toward better knowledge and future treatments of mood disorders.

Do You Have Major Depression?

The Johns Hopkins University is recruiting men and women for a research study in depression. Eligible participants will have clinical interviews by trained psychiatrists and will also have monitoring of their EKG.

To be eligible for the study you must be at least 18 years old and have major depression requiring treatment.
Participation will involve outpatient clinical visits.
Testing will include evaluation of heart rhythm and an overnight sleep study, and monitoring of glucose and blood pressure.
You will be compensated up to $125 for your participation.

Please contact: MACH-3 Study Coordinator at 410-550-4891.

Do You Have Bipolar Disorder?

Johns Hopkins Medicine is looking for volunteers to participate in a paid 7 Tesla MRI research study.

Please contact: 7T MRI Study Coordinator at 410-614-1017

Are You Pregnant or Have a Friend or Loved One Who Is Pregnant?

Johns Hopkins Medicine is conducting a research study looking at symptoms of depression, anxiety, and feelings in general during and after pregnancy.

Email: smeilma1@jhmi.edu or call 410-502-2586.

Research Study Looking for Healthy Subjects

To be eligible for the study, you must be between 21 and 75 years old and NOT have major depression or other psychiatric conditions.
Participation will involve outpatient clinical visits.
Testing will include evaluation of heart rhythm and an overnight sleep study, and monitoring of glucose and blood pressure.
You will be compensated up to $125 for your participation.