Compensated Meth Use Research Study
The UTHealth Center for Neurobehavioral Research on Addiction is looking for current methamphetamine users who are 18+ to participate in a study examining medication that may affect factors related to meth use, such as craving.
Compensation Provided
18+ Years Old
Conducted in Houston, TX
Fast Facts
Current Meth Users
Study Background
Do you currently use methamphetamines? Individuals who are not focused on treatment may be eligible to participate in a UTHealth Center research study.
Our research study aims to test medications that might affect factors related to meth use, such as craving.
Participation in this study may help researchers find ways to make recovery easier for people who want to quit using meth. Further research, and join our compensated study today!
Our research study aims to test medications that might affect factors related to meth use, such as craving.
Participation in this study may help researchers find ways to make recovery easier for people who want to quit using meth. Further research, and join our compensated study today!
Study Background Do you currently use methamphetamines? Individuals who are not focused on treatment may be eligible to participate in a UTHealth Center research study. Our research study aims to test medications that might affect factors related to meth use, such as craving. Participation in this study may help researchers find ways to make recovery easier for people who want to quit using meth. Further research, and join our compensated study today! |
Additional Information
Our study aims to examine medications that might affect factors related to methamphetamine use, such as craving.
You may qualify for this study if you meet the following criteria.
Inclusion Criteria:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Methamphetamine user
- 18+ years old
- Not pregnant or breastfeeding
- No head injuries in the last 5 years
- No history of seizures
- No severe psychiatric disorders or neurological diseases
Participation includes:
• A baseline screening including a medical exam.
• Weekly study visits for 3 weeks, where you will provide urine drug samples and
complete questionnaires and behavioral experiments.
• Daily study medication.
You will be compensated for your participation and provided with a no-cost health screening.
There will be no cost to participate in our research study.