Study Participants Needed
If you smoke daily and are 18-60 years of age, we need you for a research study to help us understand more about how nicotine affects the brain. Participants may be paid for their time and travel.
Flexible Scheduling
Compensation up to $1,875.50
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About This Study
If you currently smoke cigarettes, you might be able to join one of our research studies. We have studies for people interested in quitting and for people who do not currently wish to quit. It’s free to join, and you may be paid for your time and local travel.
This study looks at changes in brain activity in smokers before, during, and after they quit smoking. During a supported quit attempt that includes weekly meetings with a trained cessation counselor, up to 6 pictures of your brain will be made using a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner. MRI is a non-invasive method to image the brain without radiation.
All visits will take place at the NIH/NIDA research facility, which is located on the Hopkins Bayview Medical Campus.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)—the nation's medical research agency.
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