Studies available for: Healthy Volunteers

See a study that interests you? Contact that study's coordinator for more information on how to participate.


Study Information:
Norepinephrine and Impulsivity
Houston, TX
University of Texas Mental Sciences Institute
EEG and computer tasks
HSC-MS-05-0036
NIH
Subject Information:
18-55
Qualified subjects should be in good health with NO pre-existing medical or psychiatric conditions, between the ages of 18-55 years old, and not pregnant. The study involves EEG (Electroencephalogram) and computer tasks. Compensation is available for your time. Please call Stacey Meier at 713-500-2746.
Study Coordinator(s) Information:
Hima Bodagala
713-500-2635
Principal Investigator Information:
Dr. Alan Swann



Study Information:
Impulsivity, Brain Function and Substance Abuse Treatment
Houston, TX
UT Mental Sciences Institute
This is a study of brain function comparing individuals who use cocaine to healthy individuals who do not use drugs. Brain function will be measured using a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI).
HSC-MS-05-290
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Subject Information:
18-55
Healthy individuals without a history of drug or alcohol abuse.
Study Coordinator(s) Information:
Sherine Kurian
713-500-2635
Principal Investigator Information:
F. G. Moeller, M.D.



Study Information:
Validation of a menstrual bleeding scale in women with bleeding disorders
Houston, TX
University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston
This study aims to validate a new menstrual bleeding scale among women with bleeding disorders. 50 healthy subjects and 50 women with bleeding disorders will complete two scales for estimating menstrual blood loss during one menstrual cycle. Total menstrual fluid discharge and menstrual blood loss will be measured from collected tampons and pads during one menstrual cycle.
HSC-MS-06-0176
UT Pediatrics Supplemental Research funds
Subject Information:
14-50 years
Must be a female having regular periods every 26-32 days for the past 6 months. Must not be pregnant or using birth control hormones (pill, patch, hormone-secreting IUD, or vaginal ring) or intrauterine device.
Study Coordinator(s) Information:
Kristine Holtz
713-500-8352
Kathy Moynihan
713-500-8376
Principal Investigator Information:
Deborah L. Brown, M.D.



Study Information:
Eye Movements & Attention
Houston, Tx
UT Clinical Research Unit in Memorial Hermann Hospital
This study uses simple behavioral tasks to understand visual attention processes. Qualifying volunteers will be asked to watch a computer screen and make an eye movement to a particular target. Participation will last 2 hours and volunteers will be compensated for their time. Results will be compared to patient populations.
HSC-MS-04-173
NIH
Subject Information:
40-80 years
Must have normal color vision.
Study Coordinator(s) Information:
Ashley Hood
713-500-5551
Principal Investigator Information:
Anne Sereno



Study Information:
Absolute Myocardial Perfusion and Coronary Flow Reserve by Non-invasive Positron Emission Tomography (PET) In Young Normal Subjects Without Risk Factors or Medical Diseases
Houston, Tx
University of Texas Medical School Weatherhead P.E.T. Center in Memorial Hermann Hospital
The purpose of this study is to measure the absolute coronary blood flow in normal subjects to compare to the blood flow in patients with coronary heart disease. This test is done on an outpatient basis at the UT Weatherhead PET Center in Memorial Hermann Hospital, requires 1and 1/2 hours on two occasions, and involves minimal risk. We will provide financial compensation for your time.
HSC-MS-08-0048
Weatherhead P.E.T. Center for Preventing and Reversing Atherosclerosis
Subject Information:
20-40 years of age
* Male and non-pregnant females between 20-40 years of age * No history of high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, or Diabetes *Non-smokers *No family history of Coronary Artery Disease *No history of Asthma *Not taking any prescription drugs or non-prescription drugs
Study Coordinator(s) Information:
Susan Hood
713-500-6611
Catey Carter
713-500-6611
Principal Investigator Information:
K. Lance Gould, MD



Study Information:
Movement Control in Children
Houston, TX
The University of Texas Medical School at Houston
Parents and child volunteers will complete several questionnaires, both together and independently. Child volunteers will play four computer games in which they move their eyes to the correct location on the screen. The results from healthy volunteers will be compared to children with Tourette Syndrome for a better understanding of what brain areas may cause the motor and vocal tics in children with Tourette Syndrome.
HSC-MS-04-173
NIH
Subject Information:
10-16 years old
Qualifying children and their siblings will be healthy with no prior neurological or psychiatric conditions, such as Tourette Syndrome, ADHD, OCD, or epilepsy. Child volunteers should not be taking neurological or psychiatric medications, like Ritalin or Concerta.
Study Coordinator(s) Information:
Cameron Jeter
713-500-5551
Principal Investigator Information:
Anne B. Sereno, Ph.D.



Study Information:
:Impulsivity, Brain Function and Substance Abuse Treatment
houston, tx
UT Mental Sciences Institute
This is a study of brain function comparing individuals who use cocaine to healthy individuals who do not use drugs. Brain function will be measured using a magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI).
HSC-MS-05-290
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Subject Information:
18-55
Healthy individuals without a history of drug or alcohol abuse
Study Coordinator(s) Information:
Sherine Kurian
713-500-2635
Principal Investigator Information:
F. G. Moeller, M.D.