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Therapeutic Areas: Psychiatry/Psychology | Neurology | Family Medicine
 Disease Category: Depression (Adult and Geriatric)
Location: United States, DC

Trial Information

Depression

Consider our clinical research study.

Many commonly prescribed antidepressant medications can have sexual side effects resulting in a lack of interest in sex, lack of arousal, or an inability to reach orgasm. We are conducting a clinical research study to better understand the effects on sexual functioning of an investigational medication when compared with an approved medication.

At the first study visit we will also review your medical your medical history and other criteria to see if you are eligible for participation. All study-related office visits, medical examinations, psychological assessments and study medications will be provided at no cost to qualified participants. You may also receive compensation for your time and travel.

You may be eligible to participate if you:

  • Are 18-55 years old
  • Are currently taking Celexa® (Citalopram), Paxil® (Paroxetine) or Zolofit® (Sertaline) and your depression is well controlled
  • Are experiencing sexual side effects thought to be caused by your antidepressant medication

Call today for more information: 888-253-0767.

Comprehensive Clinical Development - Washington, DC
4228 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Washington, DC 20016
Phone: 202.885.5666
Fax: 202.885.5713
Email: infodc@cnsmail.com

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