Women who have been involved in the criminal legal system often face serious health challenges that go beyond the surface. They are more likely to experience substance use disorders and unintended pregnancies , yet they frequently encounter barriers when trying to access treatment and reproductive health services. The WORTH Paths Research Study aims to break those barriers. This innovative program is testing a new digital health intervention designed to help women aged 18–

Are you or someone you know struggling with Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) ? Did you know that anxiety is one of the most common and debilitating symptoms during alcohol withdrawal and early abstinence ? A new research study is now enrolling participants to explore the neurobiological basis of anxiety in individuals recovering from AUD . This study, conducted by leading neuroscientists, aims to shed light on how brain circuits involved in anxiety respond to abstinence from alcoho

We’re living longer than ever before, which is a great achievement. But with age comes a higher risk for conditions like memory loss,...

A new HIV prevention study is seeking participants who inject drugs to help test a long-acting injectable medication called Lenacapavir (LEN). This research could lead to more convenient and effective HIV prevention options for people at higher risk. Participants will receive either LEN injections every 6 months or take daily PrEP pills (Truvada) during the first phase of the study, with the option to continue receiving injections in a second phase.

Are you or a loved one affected by Alzheimer’s or another type of dementia? Researchers are conducting a groundbreaking study to better understand how inflammation in the brain contributes to the progression of Alzheimer’s disease—and they need your help. This important research explores how inflammation, genetics, and brain changes interact in different forms of Alzheimer's. By participating, you’ll contribute to critical scientific discovery that could lead to earlier diag

Columbia University Irving Medical Center and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital are conducting a vital research study aimed at improving the quality of blood transfusions and deepening our understanding of how genetics and COVID-19 intersect. If you're a male aged 18–65 of African, Asian, Hispanic, Middle Eastern, or Mediterranean descent, your participation could significantly contribute to lifesaving scientific advancements.