What is the CURB-2 Study?
Where can I get more information? Am I eligible to participate in CURB-2?
What is the CURB-2 Study?
CURB-2 is a Phase II clinical trial conducted at The Center on Substance Use and Health San Francisco Department of Public Health and 11 other sites across the country. The study is examining if the combination of extended-release naltrexone and extended-release buprenorphine can help treat cocaine use disorder.
What is the medication?
Where can I get more information? Am I eligible to participate in CURB-2?
What is the CURB-2 Study?
The medication is a combination of extended-release naltrexone and extended-release buprenorphine. Researchers believe the medication may produce an effect in the brain to reduce cocaine withdrawal symptoms.
Where can I get more information? Am I eligible to participate in CURB-2?
Where can I get more information? Am I eligible to participate in CURB-2?
Where can I get more information? Am I eligible to participate in CURB-2?
To see if you may be eligible to participate, call us at 628.217.6314 or send us your contact information using the contact form on this page. Someone from our team will contact you to see if you may be eligible to come into our office. If you are, we will set up your first screening visit.
The screening process can take up to three weeks
To see if you may be eligible to participate, call us at 628.217.6314 or send us your contact information using the contact form on this page. Someone from our team will contact you to see if you may be eligible to come into our office. If you are, we will set up your first screening visit.
The screening process can take up to three weeks to determine if you are eligible to participate. This process includes meeting with a research associate, clinical staff and various other procedures, which will be explained to you during the informed consent process.
What does participation look like?
What does participation look like?
Where can I get more information? Am I eligible to participate in CURB-2?
If you are eligible and choose to participate, you will be asked to attend 2 visits each week to our office at Market St. and Van Ness Ave. in San Francisco up to 16 weeks.
You will be randomly assigned to either take the active medications or placebo (inactive substance). Throughout the study, you will complete various activities and pro
If you are eligible and choose to participate, you will be asked to attend 2 visits each week to our office at Market St. and Van Ness Ave. in San Francisco up to 16 weeks.
You will be randomly assigned to either take the active medications or placebo (inactive substance). Throughout the study, you will complete various activities and procedures such as self-report questionnaires, interview questions, physical examinations, and blood sample collections.
Will I be paid?
What does participation look like?
Will I be paid?
Your time and contribution are of tremendous value to public health research. If you are eligible, you can earn up to $1603 for completing all study activities and procedures.
CURB-2 Study
25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 500
San Francisco, CA 94102
Please contact us directly with any questions, comments, or scheduling concerns.
628.217.6314
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