Struggling to ​manage your depression?

Consider participating in the Reliance clinical research study.

See if you may qualify

Approach your depression differently.

If you‘ve been diagnosed with depression (also known as Major Ddepressive Disorder), you may qualify to participate in a clinical research study evaluating an investigational drug to treat this condition.

Depression can feel emotionally, mentally, and physically draining while putting a strain on one’s quality of life. We need clinical research to find safe and effective depression treatments for everyone who lives with this condition—and your participation may help take us a step closer.

Explore a different method for your depression. Consider joining the Reliance study today.

 

See if you may qualify

The Reliance study is enrolling now.

The Reliance study is investigating a medication for people living with depression. Even with treatment, depression symptoms may continue. That is why researchers are exploring how an investigational oral medication may help to manage depression when added to existing antidepressants. If you are currently taking antidepressants but find that they are not fully managing your symptoms, this study may be an option for you.

You may be eligible to participate as a volunteer if you:

Are 18-65
years of age

Have been diagnosed with depression
(Major Depressive Disorder)

Are currently feeling depressed

Learn about the Program

What is major depressive
disorder (MDD)?

Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is one of the most common mental health conditions today.

  • One in five people experience depression during their lifetime.
  • MDD is typically diagnosed when an individual experiences the following symptoms: feelings of sadness, difficulty sleeping, changes in appetite or weight, fatigue, low energy, guilt, or loss of joy in things that typically interest them.
  • People living with depression can often experience repeating periods of feeling depressed. On average, up to 50% of those who recover from a first episode of depression have one or more additional episodes in their lifetime.1

1 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2169519/

By joining this research study, your participation may help change the future of how doctors treat MDD.

See if you may qualify

We appreciate your interest in the Reliance study.

You can learn more by contacting clinicaltrials@relmada.com

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