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UAB Huntsville Regional Medical Campus - Office of Clinical Research The coordination of our clinical trials is of the highest quality.

The Department of Clinical Research is advancing the understanding of psychiatric disorders through an integrated approach of research, education, and patient care. We are supported by experienced investigators and staff dedicated to academic excellence and quality patient care. We have a full-time clinical research staff with regulatory and administrative services and assistance in designing clinical studies and providing referrals for statistical analysis.

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We’re looking for healthy adults (19+) to participate in a research study on stress. We are currently in need of adults who have never been diagnosed with any mental health condition.

Your participation will help us better understand how stress affects people in everyday life—and contribute to research that supports mental health!

Eligibility:
• Age 19 or older
• No history of a mental health diagnoses
• Generally healthy

Compensation will be provided.

No in-person visits required—this study can be completed entirely by phone!

Interested or have questions?
Send us a message, call (256)551-4431, or email hsvpsychresearch@uabmc.edu.

Thank you for supporting science and mental health research! 🧬

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Have you ever wanted to contribute to mental health research but thought, 🤔"Wait, I don’t have a diagnosis!"?
Good news—you’re exactly who we’re looking for! 🫵

We’re conducting a study and need healthy individuals to participate as control subjects.

Who’s a great fit?
• Adults aged 18-60 years old
• No history of mental health conditions

What’s involved?
• Clinical interview, questionnaires, lab portion
• Time commitment: 1.5-2 hours
• Yes, there’s compensation! $$$ Science appreciates you 🫶

Your participation will help researchers better understand mental health, and you’ll get bragging rights as someone who contributed to science (cue superhero music)🏆.

Interested? Have questions? Know someone who fits the bill?
Reach out to us through one of the following ways:
• Call our office – (256) 551-4431
• Hit us up through email – hsvpsychresearch@uabmc.edu
• Visit our Linktree page & complete a contact form – https://linktr.ee/hsvpsychresearch

Easy-peasy 😊

Thanks for considering—your healthy brain could make a big impact!

Click on a link below to learn more about our studies

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So, if you've got a brain (and we’re guessing you do), why not put it to good use? 🧠✨ Join us in exploring the mind—no PhD required!



Click on a link below to learn more about our studies

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The same goes for mental health treatments and understanding how our minds work. There are clinical research studies available right now—both treatment and non-treatment studies—that need people like YOU!

Not looking to try a new medication? No worries! Some studies just need people to answer questions, do simple tasks, or even just be themselves. (You're already an expert at that 😎)

Your participation could help improve mental health care for the future—and who knows, you might even get some compensation along the way. 💰💡

Curious? Reach out to learn more. 🧠💙

https://linktr.ee/hsvpsychresearch

Click on a link below to learn more about our studies

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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

We’ve dusted off the cobwebs, reset our passwords (after way too many failed attempts), and guess what? We’re BACK! 🎉

Yes, it’s true—our page has been on a mysterious, unscheduled vacation since 2022. But don’t worry, we didn’t forget about you… we were just perfecting the art of the comeback. 😎

So, what did we miss? 👀 Tell us in the comments! And stay tuned—because we’re officially back in business (and promise not to ghost you again 😉).

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