Clinical Trials and Drug Research Literature in Mental Health
Our research literature on mental health drugs, together with listings of recent clinical trials on each drug, covers each of the medications listed in our main medications quick reference.
Database of Clinical Trials in Mental Health
For each of our main medication entries (see the mental health medications guide), we also carry a list of the latest clinical trials research involving that particular drug. These lists are drawn from our searchable database at ClinicalTrialsFeeds.org, which includes all the latest information about clinical trials from the US government’s National Institutes of Health. You can search the database directly for information on clinical trials involving any of the drugs listed here, you can search directly on the name of a given condition, or you can browse all the clinical trials listings hierarchically.
The database also includes a range of supplemental information including a clinical trials glossary and a list of Frequently Asked Questions about clinical trials which introduces clinical trials and answer questions like ‘what is a clinical trial?’, ‘why participate in a clinical trial?’, ‘who sponsors clinical trials?’, ‘who can participate in a clinical trial?’, and more.
Using a newsreader, you can also receive the latest clinical trials results for a given search term via RSS.
Drug Research Articles
In addition to the most relevant ongoing clinical research trials on mental health drugs, we also carry a selection of abstracts for the most recent research articles published about drugs used in mental health. These are drawn from the US government’s authoritative PubMed database.
