- Men and women aged 18 years or older
- Women: an average of ≥10 units of alcohol per week
- Men: an average of ≥20 units of alcohol per week
- Motivated to participate in the study
Alcohol use disorder
Research into possible treatments for individuals with excessive alcohol consumption
Safe and reliable participation
✓ Always under medical supervision
✓ Maximum focus on your data privacy (GDPR)
✓ Over +7,500 participants have gone before you
About this study project
Alcohol use disorder is a chronic and complex condition that presents significant challenges for both patients and healthcare providers. Managing excessive alcohol consumption requires a structured clinical approach, as withdrawal and long-term dependence carry substantial medical risks.
This study investigates a potential treatment for adults with alcohol use disorder.
Prolonged excessive alcohol consumption is associated with:
- Fatigue and cognitive impairment
- Mood disturbances and increased psychological stress
- Elevated risk of hepatic, cardiac, and systemic complications
- Social and functional deterioration
Criteria
How to participate
- Register via the online form; you will receive a confirmation e-mail
- Our team will contact you for further follow-up and to assess whether participation is clinically appropriate
- Begin participation under medical supervision, including a treatment period and follow-up visits
You will receive personalised guidance from our team of physicians and researchers throughout the study. You are encouraged to ask questions at any stage and will receive support at every step to ensure you feel informed and clinically well-supported.
Why your participation matters
By participating, you contribute to the clinical understanding of how adults with alcohol use disorder respond to a potential therapeutic intervention. The data collected will support the further development of this treatment and may generate valuable evidence for future clinical care.