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PostPosted: Wed May 28, 2008 2:19 pm    Post subject: Research - Various MS drugs Reply with quote

Consumer Research Centre is holding confidential one-on-one interviews with people living with MS. These are NOT drug trials, this is an opportunity to talk about your condition and the medications you take, give feedback, make a difference and get paid to do it.
We are looking for people with MS 18-65 years of age, using injectable medications, and with MS of various types: Relapsing-Remitting; Primary- Progressive; Secondary-Progressive; Progressive-Relapsing. We are looking for a mix of inject able medicines users such as Betaseron, Rebif and Copaxone.
These interviews will take place downtown Vancouver, pay $75 and will last about 45 minutes on June 2nd and 3rd.
Please give us your name, telephone number, the name of the meds you are taking and whether you have RRMS, PPMS...etc. when you reply to this posting.
Call 604-714-5902 and mention MS study OR:
mailto:info@consumerresearchpanel.ca and have "MS study" in the subject line.
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