Are you interested in helping to advance the understanding of omega-3 fatty acids and brain function?
We are currently seeking participants for our research study. If eligible, you would receive $300 compensation, FREE medical and psychiatric evaluations (including lab work) and up to six months of medication treatment with Columbia Presbyterian doctors.
Please fill out the form below or call Katherin at (212) 543-5834 today to see if you are eligible to participate.
Please note: No compensation is offered for either the telephone screening or the in-person visit. You must be enrolled in the research study to receive the compensation of $300, psychiatric and medical evaluations, diagnostic blood work, and professional treatment.
If you are eligible for the research study, we will explain all procedures, risks, and benefits of the research study and your rights as a research participant.
If you are not eligible for this research study, you may still be eligible for another study at Columbia University. We will refer you to other study resources.
Fish Oil and Depression
A number of scientific studies reveal that omega-3 fatty acids, such as those found in certain cold-water fish, play an important role in the proper functioning of the human brain, and that people with depression tend to have lower levels of omega-3 in their bodies...[Learn More]
About Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Omega-3 fatty acids are one type of “essential” dietary fatty acids. This means that the human body needs them for health but cannot make them. We must get these compounds through the foods we eat...[Learn More]
Scientific Research
The lead researcher, M. Elizabeth Sublette, MD, PhD, has authored several articles on the topic of fatty acids and mood disorders...[Learn More]
