The Young Women’s Stress Study is a research study run by Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health. The study is intended to provide a better understanding of how stress and mental health impact the overall health and well-being of young women. With this understanding, we hope to improve the overall health of young women in Atlanta.

This is a year long study and participants will be asked to complete in-person surveys once a year and short, monthly surveys online. During the first in-person visit, biological samples will be collected. These samples include bloodspot and hair. We will also measure other aspects of your physical health, such as height, weight and blood pressure.

Participants will be paid for each in-person visit and each at-home survey completed. Over the course of the project, you could receive up to $150.

Note: We are no longer recruiting for this study, but if you would like to hear about similar studies in the future that you may be eligible for, please contact us.

For more information, explore this site or contact our study team at:

Email: womens [dot] stress [dot] study [at] emory [dot] edu

or 

Phone: 404-857-2703