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Research reports on depression from L. Almeida and colleagues provide new insights

Published in Drug Law Weekly, June 10th, 2008

" To investigate the influence of anxiety, social anxiety and depressive symptoms on the willingness of healthy subjects to volunteer for phase I studies and to report adverse events. Materials and methods A group of healthy subjects who had never participated in a clinical trial (''Naive Subjects'') were invited to participate in a phase I study," scientists in Portugal report.

"All subjects were assessed for trait anxiety ( State- Trait Anxiety Inventory, STAI-T), social anxiety ( Social Avoidance and Distress, SAD, and Fear of Negative Evaluation, FNE) and depressive symptomatology ( Beck Depression Inventory, BDI- II). Subjects who accepted the invitation to...

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