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Anxiety Disorders
Children and Adolescents with Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Cerebral Palsy
Research study for children and adults ages 8 to 21 years old with cerebral palsy AND scoliosis
Exercise Study
Go Girls! Efficacy Study
Healthy Subject Study
Hormone Study for Girls ages 7-18
Hormone Study for Girls Ages 7 - 14
Adolescent hormone Study
Hormone Studies
Hormone Study for Girls ages 7-18
Hormone Study for Girls Ages 7 - 17
Hormone study for overweight girls ages 8 - 16
Hormone Study for Girls Ages 7 - 14
Hormone Study for Adolescent Girls Between the Ages of 10 - 17
Adolescent hormone Study
Study for the use of spironolactone to regulate menses in girls with excess male hormone
Multiple Sclerosis
Research study related to diet for persons aged 12-45 with relapsing-remitting Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Overweight
Hormone study for overweight girls ages 8 - 16
Go Girls! Efficacy Study
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Hormone Study for Girls ages 7-18
Hormone Study for Girls Ages 7 - 17
Hormone study for overweight girls ages 8 - 16
Hormone Study for Girls Ages 7 - 14
Hormone Study for Adolescent Girls Between the Ages of 10 - 17
Adolescent hormone Study
Go Girls! Efficacy Study
Study for the use of spironolactone to regulate menses in girls with excess male hormone
Scoliosis
Research study for children and adults ages 8 to 21 years old with cerebral palsy AND scoliosis
Research study for children and adults ages 10 to 21 years old with scoliosis
Tourette's Disorder
Children ages 6-17 with Tourette’s Syndrome