Mood Disorders Centre, UBC

10/21/2024

We are currently recruiting participants for a depression study, OPTIMUM-D.

For more information: Email at Lam.MDDResearch2@ubc.ca or
Phone 604-822-7804.

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05/28/2024

New research opportunity for patients with depression

For more information and how to enroll, please contact us at Lam.MDDResearch2@ubc.ca

03/14/2024

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van/vol/d/vancouver-light-therapy-and-ion-therapy/7724200990.html

Participants needed for the LIMIT-D study: UBC Mood Disorders Centre is conducting a feasibility study on long-term light therapy and ion therapy for maintaining depression treatment. Seeking...

02/17/2024

Are you depressed? We are currently recruiting participants for our OPTIMUM-D Study.

The purpose of our study is to test a personalized biomarkers algorithm and see if it can predict treatment outcomes in patients with clinical depression. Biomarkers are biological features such as proteins, genes, and brain images that indicate the state of a disease in a person.

For more information: Email at Lam.MDDResearch2@ubc.ca or
Phone 604-822-7804.

Note: If you choose to comment or like this post, you will be publicly identified with the study.

The UBC Mood Disorders Centre (MDC) Research, Education, Awareness, and Care Hub or MDC REACH is a specialized psychiatric program with a mission to improve the lives of people living with mood disorders (depression, bipolar disorder).

01/29/2024

Adults who had depression: click on the link in our bio or scan the QR codes to participate in the LIMIT-D study

Note: We have changed our inclusion criteria. If you choose to comment or like, you will be publicly identified with the study.

01/17/2024

Adults who have depression or suspect they might have depression: click on the link in our bio to participate in the OPTIMUM-D (CAN-BIND17) study at UBC

Photo Credits: UBC Centre for Brain Health

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12/13/2023

New research opportunity alert! Dr. Lakshmi Yatham's group here is seeking participants for a clinical trial on the efficacy of CBD for bipolar depression treatment.

Learn more about the study through the link in bio ⬆️

11/11/2023

On Remembrance Day, let's not forget those with unseen injuries.

Photo Credit: UBC Brand and Marketing

10/31/2023

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Ethics ID: H20-03441

Do you binge drink and use cannabis? You may be eligible to participate in a cannabis research study!

The Behavioral Reward Affect + Impulsivity Neuroscience (B.R.A.I.N.) Lab at the University of British Columbia is conducting an exciting study investigating the short-term effects of cannabis consumption!

Study title: Cannabis and Polysubstance Use: Response Inhibition and Stress Exposure
Principal Investigator: Dr. Christian Schütz, MD, PhD

What is this study about?
The goal of the study is to assess the effects of cannabis oil in individuals who use recreational cannabis.

Who can participate?
You may be able to participate if you:
· Have no major physical or mental health diagnoses
· Used oral cannabis at least twice in the past month.
Additional screening will be completed via phone interview

What does my participation involve?
The study involves taking cannabis oil during three sessions and completing MRI scans, computer tasks, questionnaires, and biological samples. If you participate, you will attend 5 in-person sessions and complete a daily survey at home for approximately 24 hours. You will receive a paid honorarium and an image of your brain for your participation.

How do I get involved?
If you are interested, please contact the B.R.A.I.N. Lab at brainlab.cannabis@ubc.ca, reply to this posting through email, or phone us at 604-827-4287.

10/20/2023

New research opportunity for adults who had depression:

For more information and how to enroll, please visit https://app.reachbc.ca/project/study/424 or contact us at Lam.MDDResearch2@ubc.ca or 604-822-0332.

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