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Protocol Number Title Protocol Status Min-Max Age Institute Keywords
000261-AAMechanisms Underlying Individual Variations of Taste and Smell in ObesityRecruitment has not started18-50 YearsNIAAA
000071-AARepository of Research Data and Samples, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and AlcoholismParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-125 YearsNIAAA
000036-AAA Phase I, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Study of Safety, Tolerability, and Bioeffects of Alirocumab in Non-treatment Seeking Heavy DrinkersParticipants currently recruited/enrolled21-65 YearsNIAAA
20-AA-0115COVID-19 Pandemic Impact on Alcohol (PIA) - A Natural History StudyParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-125 YearsNIAAA
20-AA-0057The Effect of Acute Alcohol Intoxication on Neural Processes During Decisions to Engage in HIV Risk BehaviorsParticipants currently recruited/enrolled21-65 YearsNIAAA
18-AA-0098Investigating a Response Modulation Hypothesis of Socioemotional Processing associated with Alcohol Use DisorderParticipants currently recruited/enrolled21-65 YearsNIAAA
17-AA-0178Dopaminergic Modulation of Brain Activation Using Simultaneous PET/Pharmacological MRIParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-55 YearsNIAAA
17-AA-0171Nicotinic Receptor Genetic Variation and Alcohol RewardParticipants currently recruited/enrolled21-60 YearsNIAAA
17-AA-0152Ketogenic Diet (KD) in AlcoholismParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-125 YearsNIAAA
17-AA-0114Brain Dopaminergic Signaling in Opioid use Disorders (OUD)Participants currently recruited/enrolled18-80 YearsNIAAA
17-AA-0093Exploring Gut-Brain and Brain-Gut Interactions in Alcohol Use Disorder via Microbiota Investigations: A Pilot StudyCompleted Study; data analyses ongoing21-70 YearsNIAAA
16-AA-0080A Novel Compound for Alcoholism Treatment: a Translational Strategy - Part IICompleted Study; data analyses ongoing18-70 YearsNIAAA
16-AA-0059Characterization of Brain Amyloid-beta (A-beta) Retention During Wakefulness And Following Emergence From Sleep In Healthy SubjectsCompleted Study; data analyses ongoing18-125 YearsNIAAA
16-AA-0037Effect of Opioid Receptor Modulation on Alcohol Self-Administration and Neural Response to Alcohol Cues in Heavy Drinkers: Role of OPRM1 Gene VariationParticipants currently recruited/enrolled21-60 YearsNIAAA
15-AA-0203Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Study of Structural ImagingCompleted Study; data analyses ongoing30-60 YearsNIAAA
15-AA-0186Development of Neuroimaging Methods to Assess the Neurobiology of AddictionParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-125 YearsNIAAA
15-AA-0127(Epi)genetic Modulators of Fear Extinction in Alcohol DependenceParticipants currently recruited/enrolled21-65 YearsNIAAA
15-AA-0031Human Brain Mapping of the Apparent Diffusion Coefficient (ADC) during Sleep and WakefulnessCompleted Study; data analyses ongoing18-45 YearsNIAAA
14-AA-0192Brain Inflammation and Function in AlcoholismParticipants currently recruited/enrolled30-75 YearsNIAAA
14-AA-0187Dopamine Rhythms in Health and AddictionClinical hold/Recruitment or enrollment suspended21-55 YearsNIAAA
14-AA-0181Unit and Clinic Evaluation, Screening, Assessment, and ManagementParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-100 YearsNIAAA
14-AA-0144Reliability Of The Human Brain ConnectomeParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-125 YearsNIAAA
14-AA-0080Characterization Imaging Instruments for Addiction Neuroimaging AssessmentsParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-125 YearsNIAAA
14-AA-0066Behavioral and Functional MRI Task Development, Implementation, and TestingParticipants currently recruited/enrolled18-60 YearsNIAAA
08-AA-0178Computer-Assisted Self-Administration of Ethanol (CASE) in HumansParticipants currently recruited/enrolled21-60 YearsNIAAA
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