Past Research

Cannabidiol (CBD) for Youth Alcohol Use Research Study

Treatment Research Study for Individuals Aged 16 to 22

The purpose of this research study was to test cannabidiol (CBD) as a possible medication to treat alcohol use. Individuals between the ages of 16 to 22 received one dose of CBD (600mg) or placebo (i.e., sugar water) before two different MRI sessions (separated by approximately two weeks) to see how CBD affects the brain. The full study lasted approximately six weeks. Compensation up to $385 was available.

All information and participation is confidential.

This study is no longer recruiting. To learn more about our other studies, text INFO to 843-608-0514 or fill out our survey.

NAC for Youth Alcohol Use Research Study

Treatment Research Study for Individuals 13 to 25

The purpose of this study is to determine if the over-the-counter supplement N-acetylcysteine (NAC), when combined with weekly counseling, is effective in helping young people ages 13 to 25 reduce or stop using alcohol. The study includes 12 visits over six months (initial assessment, weekly treatment visits for eight weeks, and occasional visits for follow-up afterward). Each visit includes direct contact with a medical clinician. Compensation up to $600 is available.

This study is no longer recruiting. To learn more about this study, text ALCOHOL to 843-608-0514 or fill out our survey.

Text ALCOHOL to 8436080514.

NAC for Youth Cannabis Use Research Study

Treatment Research Study for Individuals 13 to 25

The purpose of this research study is to determine if the over-the-counter supplement N-acetylcysteine (NAC), when combined with weekly counseling, is effective in helping individuals (age 13-21) reduce their cannabis use. The study includes 16 visits over 6 months (initial assessment, weekly treatment visits for 12 weeks, and occasional visits for follow-up afterward). Each visit includes direct contact with a medical clinician. Compensation up to $740 is available.

All information and participation are confidential.

This study is no longer recruiting. To learn more about our other studies, text INFO to 843-608-0514 or fill out our survey.