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Healthy Veterans Needed for a Research Study at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in the Bronx, NY.
We are conducting a research study to understand brain structure and mental health in Veterans at risk of suicide.
Healthy Veterans are needed as a comparison group in this research study.
What is involved?
Attending visits at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in the Bronx, NY and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in NYC First Visit: Mental health assessments, questionnaires, non-invasive (MRI) brain scan, and blood draw
6- and 12-Month Follow-Up:
- Review of mental health assessments
- No cost to participate
- Transportation may be provided
U.S. Military Veterans between the ages of 18 to 65 may be eligible to participate if they do not have major medical or mental health
disorders.
Why participate?
- Increase our understanding of Veteran suicide
- Share experiences so that other Veterans may benefit
- Receive up to $825 for your time
For more information contact:
Sharon Alter, MA, Clinical Research Coordinator,
Phone: (718) 584-9000 ext. 3786 Email: [email protected]
Principal Investigator:
Philip Szeszko, Ph.D.
MIRB#: 01920
Teachers College Study on Veteran Family Resilience
VETERAN FAMILIES ARE NOT GETTING THE ATTENTION THEY DESERVE
JOIN US NOW
Veteran or civilian parents and their children (aged 11-17) are invited to participate in a study about how their families manage stress and difficult times. This paid study will award you $205 for three fully remote visits.
Unfortunately, there is just too little that is done for veteran families, and we are trying to change that.
Your time will translate into information that will be helpful for policy makers and health providers to consider with this important population. We want to make sure your needs are heard, and your efforts can MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
If you have any questions about our study and would like to speak to a team member, please email us at [email protected] or call us at (929)-266-5064.
Teachers College Columbia University,
A Graduate School of Education, Health & Psychology
Approved IRB Protocol #21-146
FIND US:
tc.columbia.edu/ltelab/famflex-study
Twitter @familyflexstudy1