Description
If you are between the ages of 65 to 80 and experience age-related memory complaints or have an MCI (Mild Cognitive Impairment) diagnosis, you may be eligible to participate in a research study.
The University of Arizona is leading a study to develop methods for preventing age-related memory decline.
A technique already proven safe & effective for treatment of depression and migraines called transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) may be helpful for improving memory function as well. We need study participants!
The study involves in-person:
• Cognitive and physical assessments
• MRI scan
• TMS
• Genotype test (oral swab)
Participants will receive:
• $20/hour for any time spent on location, up to $500
Location
• In-person appointments at the Brain Imaging and TMS Laboratory on UA Campus over the course of several months.
• Transportation will be provided for participants in need.
Are you eligible?
• Must be right-handed
You can’t participate if you have:
• History of neurological and psychiatric disease, fainting, Alzheimer’s disease, or seizures.
• Any type of electrical or cochlear implant
• Any metal implanted in the body
• Enrolled in another interventional study within 6 months of participating in this study.
Call
and talk to our lab coordinator, Viet, if interested.
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https://yinghuichou.wixsite.com/tmslab | IRB: 1812171968
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