Are you concerned about your appearance?

Project: 
Distinct and Common Phenotypes of Anorexia Nervosa and Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Study Detail

ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE?

  • Are you concerned about specific features of your appearance that you believe are ugly or unattractive?
  • Are you spending much of your day thinking about your appearance?
  • Are you avoiding mirrors or spending a lot of time looking in the mirror?
  • Have you had multiple cosmetic procedures?
  • Is your concern causing a lot of distress and/or interfering with your functioning?

 

IF SO, YOU MAY HAVE A PSYCHIATRIC CONDITION CALLED BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER, AND MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO TAKE PART IN A STUDY THAT IS PROVIDING FREE:

  • Diagnostic Evaluation
  • Neurocognitive tests
  • Brain scans: functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)

 

In addition, you will be paid for your participation.

More information and application
Contact details: 

Study conducted by Jamie Feusner, M.D. and Michael Strober, Ph.D.

 

For more information call: (310) 206-4951

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Renewal Date: 
2010, January 21
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