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Bupropion Versus Placebo in the
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The University of Iowas Department of Psychiatry, with Donald Black, MD as Principal Investigator, has been awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Mental Health to compare the response of bupropion to placebo in the treatment of pathological gambling. Each participant will be required to complete 9 visits at the University of Iowa and 3 follow-up contacts over the course of the study. There will be two physical exams and two ECGs during this time to monitor physical changes as the study proceeds. Routine blood work will be performed at 4 of the visits, and 3 visits will require urine drug screens to monitor adherence to the inclusion criteria. Interview questions and various assessments will be completed at each visit to help evaluate the changes in gambling behavior that the patient is experiencing. Signs of Pathological Gambling
Who Should Contact Us? Any person who feels that their gambling behavior is out of control, or any person who has a family member with such a gambling problem who would be willing to participate in the study, should contact the study coordinator at 319-353-3904. Willing participants will be questioned briefly over the phone and will be informed of the study details. Benefits of Participation
Contact Information:
Martha Shaw Please contact the above with any questions between the hours of 8 a.m.5 p.m., Monday thru Friday. Messages left after hours will be returned promptly the following day. |
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