Bluetooth beacon-based technology to understand alcohol use and other health behaviors among friends.
A research study on acute neural and immune effects of alcohol in people living with HIV infection.
If you smoke more than 1 ½ packs of cigarettes a week and drink regularly, you may be eligible to participate in a brain imaging research study.
Pathways is recruiting adults who speak English or Spanish for a research study that provides counseling that may help some adults drink less alcohol. You do not need insurance.
We are looking for research volunteers in the Providence area who drink alcohol and use cannabis regularly to participate in a paid confidential research study from Brown University.
Are you a teenager thinking about cutting back or quitting drinking? Brown University is currently looking for teenagers interested in reducing their alcohol use to participate in a voluntary research study.
Using Bluetooth-based technology to understand alcohol use and other health behaviors among friends. This confidential research study involves completing surveys on a smartphone app several times a day over 21 days. Participants will also be asked to identify three friends who we will ask to participate in a part of the study.
Are you a teenager thinking about cutting back or quitting drinking? Brown University is currently looking for teenagers interested in reducing their alcohol use to participate in a voluntary research study.
Project MARS is looking for volunteers ages 21-50. Eligible participants must be current alcohol drinkers and cannabis users to participate in a confidential research study on the effects of cannabis and alcohol at Brown University. Participants will complete in-person study sessions and daily surveys in a phone app.
A non-treatment research study involving individuals who use alcohol and other drugs at the same time so that their effects overlap
We are looking for participants who drink alcohol that are interested in seeking treatment, and are at least 18 years of age.