ICCAM is a collaboration between Imperial College London and the Universities of Cambridge and Manchester. This project is funded by the Medical Research Council.

ICCAM: developing treatments for addiction

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About the ICCAM Platform Study

The ICCAM platform study is funded by the Medical Research Council (MRC) of the United Kingdom. ICCAM is a clinical brain imaging study which will investigate medicines that may help in preventing alcohol and drug relapse. The study will carry out research in people who have recently stopped using alcohol, cocaine or heroin.

ICCAM Platform Study - Get involved

    The ICCAM platform study is being conducted in Cambridge, London and Manchester. If you are eligible and would like to take part, please select one of the following locations that is nearest to you:

  • ICCAM Cambridge
  • ICCAM London
  • ICCAM Manchester

Advantages of taking part

By taking part in the ICCAM study, you will be:

  • Helping us to understand why some people experience alcohol and drug relapse and others do not
  • Helping us to develop new medicines that may help prevent and treat alcohol and drug relapse
  • This project is funded by the Medical Research Council (MRC) and has been approved by the West London Research Ethics Committee. REC reference 11/H0707/9.