Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
GAD is a mental health condition that causes persistent, excessive, and hard-to-control worry about everyday situations
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About Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
What is GAD?
GAD is a mental health condition that causes persistent, excessive, and hard-to-control worry about everyday situations. It affects millions of people each year.
Common symptoms include:
- Persistent Worry: Uncontrollable anxiety lasting at least 6 months.
- Physical Tension: Muscle tension, sweating, or irritability.
- Daily Disruption: Fatigue and sleep issues that affect work and social life.
Is Anxiety Getting in the Way of Life?
Are anxiety and worry affecting your daily life or performance at work? We’d like to help. If you’re struggling with managing your anxiety, discover more options in a clinical study at Summit.
We are testing a potential new treatment to see if it can help reduce symptoms in adults with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD).
What to Expect
- Duration: Up to 113 days.
- Visits: At least 10 visits (3 may be via telehealth).
- Support: You must have a trusted adult to escort you home after the dosing session.
- Compensation: You may receive up to $2,055 for your time and travel.
- Duration: Up to 113 days.
- Visits: At least 10 visits (3 may be via telehealth).
- Support: You must have a trusted adult to escort you home after the dosing session.
- Compensation: You may receive up to $2,055 for your time and travel.
Do You Qualify? You may be eligible if you:
- Are between 18 and 74 years of age.
- Are living with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD).
- Have an adult friend or family member to escort you home after dosing.
- Do not have PTSD or other primary psychiatric disorders (like OCD or Anorexia).
- Are not currently enrolled in another clinical study.
