Researchers at UNC Chapel Hill's Psychology and Neuroscience Department are recruiting women with recent breast cancer diagnoses to participate in a research study. The purpose of this study is to learn how cancer and cancer treatment affects brain functioning and cognition.
You will participate in two waves, or timepoints, of this study. The first will be before your breast cancer treatment starts (after surgery is OK). The second will be 4-8 weeks after your treatment is completed. In each wave, you will take surveys assessing your physical and mental health, complete cognitive tests, undergo an MRI brain scan, and give a small finger-prick blood sample. Participation will take approximately 5.5-6 hours each wave. You have the option to do all testing for each wave in a single, in-person session, or split across two shorter sessions (one virtual and one in-person).
$240 total ($95 for completion of each of two waves, plus a $50 bonus for completing all study sessions)
Biomedical Research Imaging Center
Marsico Hall (UNC-Chapel Hill)
125 Mason Farm Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, USA
Keely Muscatell
Psychology and Neuroscience
Behavioral or Social
Observational
Aging
Behavior
Brain, Head, Nervous System
Cancer (Breast)
Immune System/Infections
Mental and Emotional Health
Women's Health
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