Actively Recruiting Studies
Understanding Stressful Experience as a risk factor for problematic cannabis use: A longitudinal endocannabionoid biomarker study
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​Help us understand how cannabis relates to your health! We are currently looking for male undergraduate students to participate in our study in determining the biomarkers underlying the relationship between stress, early life trauma and problematic cannabis use among university students.
You do not need to be a cannabis user to participate in our study. Participants will come in for an hour-long session to complete our survey, get blood drawn, get a take-home saliva sample kit, and complete a survey one year later. For participating, you will be compensated with a 25$ e-gift card for phase 1 and a 35$ e-gift card for phase 2.
Stigma Across the Substance Use Spectrum: A Vignette Study
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Participate in a Research Study on Substance Use, Health and Stigma! We are looking for participants to help us understand how stigma impacts people across the full spectrum of substance use health - from those who don't use substances at all to those with substance use disorders.
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Anyone 19 years or older
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Currently living in Canada
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Whats involved?
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Complete a 20-minute online survey. You'll answer questions about your demographics, answer questions about substance-realted scenarios, and your views on stigma, health, and even topics like political affiliation.
This study is conducted by Dr.Hellemans and Tanisse Epp (Carleton University) in collaboration with CAPSA (CUREB-B Project #123037)
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