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Carver College of Medicine



   

Long-term Side Effects of
Risperidone in Adolescents


Principal Investigator: Chadi Calarge, MD

Adolescents who have been treated with Risperidone for at least one year are invited for a research project about the long-term side effects of Risperidone.

Volunteers would be asked to answer a list of questions, undergo a general physical exam, and provide a blood sample. Restrictions apply.

  • Volunteers should be 11 to 18 years old and currently on no other antipsychotic medications (like zyprexa, geodon, abilify, seroquel, or haldol). They could be taking other psychiatric medications however.
  • They should not be using currently any illegal drugs or daily alcohol.
  • They also cannot have any serious medical condition or a history of a serious brain injury.
  • Females should not be pregnant and not taking birth control medications. Females should be willing to have a pregnancy test done.

Total time requirement is around two hours, in a one-time session. Compensation is available.

Please talk to your doctor about contacting Dr. Calarge regarding this study. Otherwise, you could call Dr. Calarge at 319-356-1188 for more information.


 

Last modification date: Wed Feb 21 10:36:06 2007
URL: http://www.uihealthcare.com /depts/med/psychiatry/research/risperidone.html