Neural Basis Of Eating Behavior In Abstinent Smokers

Neural Basis Of Eating Behavior In Abstinent Smokers

Neural Basis Of Eating Behavior In Abstinent Smokers

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18-65 years
All
Phase N/A
Smoking participants will be asked to complete an Intake Visit to determine eligibility, a Baseline Visit to collect measures and two 4-day study periods: one while smoking as usual and the other while not smoking (even a single puff) for the entire period. During these periods you will be asked to complete phone calls to discuss your eating and drinking activity with a trained staff member. You would be asked to come to our Center on 4 consecutive days of each period for a monitoring visit; on the 4th visit of each period you would complete an MRI scan session. The MRI scans will last approximately 1 hour and take place in a standard, closed MRI scanner where your brain activity will be measured using a technique called functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). The entire study will take approximately 6-8 weeks for you to complete.  Participants will be compensated for their time and for travel.
Study details
    Smoking
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NCT03438188

19 February 2024

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