Currently Recruiting Studies
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Teen Sleep Study
We are interested in learning about sleep patterns in teens who think about suicide. We will ask your teen to wear an actigraph (a small device that looks like a Fitbit) to track their sleep. Daily smartphone questionnaires will measure mood, suicidal thoughts, and other aspects of mental health. Financial compensation will be provided.
Recruitment age range: 12-18
Contact information for participant inquiries: teensleepstudy@stanford.edu
Key words: suicidal ideation, sleep, teen
Looking to Understand Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Alzheimer's Disease (L.U.N.A. Study)
Sleep loss can negatively impact the brain networks that regulate emotion. Research suggests that insomnia contributes to depressive mood symptoms. The CoPsyN Sleep lab at Stanford University (lab website: http://med.stanford.edu/copsynsleeplab.html) is conducting a study to investigate the degree to which the emotional regulation brain network is modified by improving sleep in individuals with or at risk for developing Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). Individuals who are between 50 and 90 years old, experiencing depressive symptoms, memory impairments and trouble sleeping may be eligible for this study. Eligible participants will receive a sleep evaluation, individual treatment for insomnia, and reimbursement for participation. This study will require visits to Stanford University. To learn more please call (650) 721-6089, email lunastudy@stanford.edu, or fill out the interest form (https://redcap.link/sleepstudies).
Recruitment age range: 50-90
Contact information for participant inquiries: lunastudy@stanford.edu
Key words: sleep, neuropsychiatric symptoms, memory
INDICAS Study: Understanding the Mechanistic Interrelationship between Sleep, Co-Occurring Cannabis and Alcohol Use Disorder, and Neurocircuit Dysfunction during Early Abstinence
The CoPsyN lab and the BRAVE Lab are collaborating to investigate the relationship between sleep, negative affect, and withdrawal from substance use disorders. We are looking for healthy adults aged 25 - 65 to participate in our study. Eligible participants will receive reimbursements for their participation. To learn more, please email lten@stanford.edu.
Recruitment age range: 25 - 65
Contact information for participant inquiries: lten@stanford.edu
Key words: sleep, alcohol use, cannabis use
