The University of Washington’s Northwest Regional Spinal
Cord Injury System, a spinal cord injury (SCI) Model System, is engaging
participants for two
research studies on recovery from SCI.
The goal of the first study, Effectiveness of Physical Activity for Improving Mood in People Aging
with MS or SCI, is to clarify what effects exercise may have on improving
mood in individuals with multiple sclerosis or SCI. Participants will be
reimbursed for phone expenses and will also receive up to $120 in compensation.
Please contact 206-221-5641
or 866-928-2114 if you are interested in participating.
The
second study, Project
to Improve Symptoms and Mood after Spinal Cord Injury (PRISMS), seeks to determine if a 12-week
regimen of venlafaxine XR (Effexor XR) is effective in treating symptoms of
pain, poor sleep, low energy, low interest in everyday activities, and
depressed mood in individuals with SCI. Please contact 206-897-4731 if you are
interested in participating.
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