Pharmasite Research

03/13/2026

Living with Major Depressive Disorder?
PharmaSite is now enrolling participants for a Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) Remission Treatment Trial.

Eligible Participants May Receive:
🧠 Specialized care for those diagnosed with MDD and experiencing a decrease in symptoms

📋 Access to study-related medical assessments at no cost

💰 Compensation up to $3,720 available for time and travel

❌ No insurance required

Adults 18 to 75 may qualify.
👉 Call now or see if you qualify today

📞 (855) 367-8834
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03/05/2026

Spend a lot of time outdoors?
If you spend time in wooded or high grass areas, you may qualify for a Lyme disease prevention clinical research study. Qualified participants may receive study-related care at no cost, and compensation may be available. No insurance is required.

📞 Call now: 855-367-8834
🌐 Learn more: https://pharmasiteresearch.com

03/04/2026

World Obesity Day reminds us there are 8 billion reasons to act on obesity, because this complex, chronic disease affects individuals, families, and health systems around the world.

Today, we stand with researchers, clinicians, and participants worldwide who are committed to addressing obesity with the seriousness, compassion, and innovation it deserves.

02/18/2026

Living with social anxiety?
Adults ages 18–65 diagnosed with Social Anxiety Disorder may be eligible to participate in a clinical research study.

Eligible Participants May Receive:
🔬 Access to investigational treatment at no cost
⏰ Compensation up to $490 for time and travel
❌ No insurance required

📞 Call now: 855-367-8834
🌐 Learn more: pharmasiteresearch.com

02/09/2026

Living with Anxiety?
Headlands Research – PharmaSite is now enrolling adults for a clinical research study. If you are living with an anxiety disorder, you may qualify to explore additional options through clinical research.

Eligible Participants May Receive:

🩺 Study-related care provided at no cost

⏰ Compensation may be available for time and travel

❌ No insurance is required

Adults ages 18–65 with an anxiety disorder may qualify.
📲 Call now: 855-367-8834

01/26/2026

Living with Social Anxiety?
PharmaSite Research is now enrolling adults for a Social Anxiety Disorder clinical research study. If social anxiety impacts your daily life, you may qualify to participate in research exploring new treatment options.

Eligible Participants May Receive:
🔬 Access to investigational treatment at no cost
🥼 Study-related medical assessments
⏰ Compensation for study-related time and travel
❌ No insurance required
Adults 18–65 may qualify.
Call now or see if you qualify today

06/20/2025

June 20 marks the Longest Day, a global day of action to honor those impacted by Alzheimer’s disease. The Headlands Research network of clinical trial sites is proud to stand with the Alzheimer’s Association and go purple to raise awareness and support ongoing research. On the summer solstice, when the sun shines the longest, we come together to help shine a light on the fight against Alzheimer’s.

Together, we turn the longest day into a day of hope.

06/17/2024

If you believe your child or a loved one might be exhibiting the different types of OCD, please call Pharmasite Research today at 410-602-1440.

If you believe your child or a loved one might be exhibiting the different types of OCD, please call Pharmasite Research today at 410-602-1440.

06/17/2024

Fireworks may trigger PTSD because they are often loud, sudden noises that happen under the cover of darkness. Click here to learn more information.
https://www.pharmasiteresearch.com/post-traumatic-stress-disorder/how-fireworks-may-trigger-ptsd

06/13/2024

Did you know that sleep problems are prevalent after a traumatic experience? This article explores how trauma may affect your sleep.

Did you know that sleep problems are prevalent after a traumatic experience? This article explores how trauma may affect your sleep.

06/13/2024

Lacking certainty is a part of life, and learning to embrace uncertainty may be a huge part of healing from PTSD for some people.

Lacking certainty is a part of life, and learning to embrace uncertainty may be a huge part of healing from PTSD for some people.