DMI Research

05/15/2026

05/14/2026

This Mental Health Month, we’re highlighting the role of clinical research in advancing treatment for bipolar disorder. Every study brings us closer to better options for people living with bipolar disorder.

05/06/2026

1 in 20 people… let that sink in.

05/01/2026

Clinical research terminology doesn’t have to be confusing—we’re breaking it down step by step.
In Part 3, we’re explaining terms like adverse event, eligibility critera, investigational drug, and drug efficacy in simple language.
Missed Parts 1 & 2? Go check them out—and save this for later!

04/30/2026

Living with depression related to Bipolar Disorder can be challenging—especially when symptoms continue despite treatment.

Clinical research studies are helping explore new potential treatment options for bipolar depression. By participating in a clinical trial, volunteers may help advance research that could improve care for others in the future.

If you or someone you know is living with bipolar depression, learning about clinical research could be an important step toward understanding available options.

04/29/2026

Clinical research terminology can be confusing, but it doesn’t have to be.
In Part 2, we’re breaking down more commonly misunderstood terms to make clinical trials easier to understand.
Missed Part 1? Go back and check it out—and save this video for later!

04/24/2026

Clinical trials have a lot of complicated words, but understanding them shouldn’t feel overwhelming. Ever heard words like placebo or randomization and wondered what they really mean? You're not alone. More terms coming in Part 2—save this for later!

04/14/2026

If you’re living with bipolar depression, you may be eligible for our bipolar depression study. Call us at 727-548-9600 to learn more! You can also text us at 727-506-1293.

04/14/2026

Ever wondered how do you even get involved in a clinical trial? First step is to consult your doctor to confirm that clinical trials are right for you. The second step is to check us out online to see what studies we're doing. And then if we aren't doing a study for you, check out clinicaltrials.gov for a study matching your symptoms.

04/10/2026

We would love to talk to you! Call us at 727-548-9600 or you can text us at 727-506-1293

04/01/2026

Yes, some clinical trials pay—but it depends on the study type and time commitment.