Cholinergic transmission abnormalities associated with smoking behavior in humans
Who we are looking for:
- Ages 18-55
- Daily use of nicotine by smoked route
- In relatively good health, both body and mind
- Negative urine toxicology (except for Cannabis)
- Proficient in English
How to participate:
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Call or email one of the following to express your interest:
mmtilab.sbu@gmail.com
Francesca.giammanco@stonybrookmedicine.edu
(631) 495-544
To determine if you are eligible, you will first be asked a series of questions on the phone - Following this, if you are found to qualify, a team member will schedule a weekday for you to come in person for the first visit
Your participation:
- This study can be completed within 3 visits
- Procedures involve the following:
Confidential interviews
A physical exam (with blood/urine collection & ECG)
Surveys & questionnaires
Cognitive testing and behavioral tasks
1 MRI scan & 1 PET scan
Benefits & Compensation:
- You will be compensated up to $340 if you are eligible and complete the study.
- Other possible benefits include contributing to science that may lead to new substance use disorder therapies and receiving medical procedures- such as a physical exam, diagnostic evaluation, and brain imaging- at no cost to you.
Contact Information:
Multi-Modal Translational Imaging (MMTI) Lab
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health
Stony Brook Medicine
https://www.mmtilab.org/
mmtilab.sbu@gmail.com
Francesca.giammanco@stonybrookmedicine.edu
(631) 495-5441