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Share Insights On Living With Vitiligo and Get $250
This is an excellent opportunity for those interested in research and want their voices to be heard.
LaGrippe Research is conducting an online survey, and subsequent phone and live interviews with vitiligo patients to better understand a patient's journey. This will be in the form of a 5-day mobile online board starting on Monday, May 20th.
The company is looking to gain input and feedback on living with vitiligo from adults 18+, as well as teens ages 13-17 (parents can fill out questions for their teen).
Participants will spend about 15-20 minutes a day for five days sharing their stories and insights.
Those that qualify and participate will be compensated $250 as a Thank You for your time. This is not a clinical trial and at no point will anyone try to sell anything.
If you or your child are interested in participating, please follow the link to fill out a questionnaire. If you have any questions please contact Marcia at marcia@lagripperesearch.com or 224-475-8771
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Copyright (C) Bodolóczki JúliaBy taking a little time to fill in the anonymous questionnaire, you can help researchers better understand and fight vitiligo.