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Participate in a research project

Please visit our current research projects to see which projects we are actively recruiting patients for.

Participating patients will generally be required to provide a blood sample that will be collected by a fully trained phlebotomist or medical practitioner. Some individuals may experience mild bruising however this generally resolves within 1-3 days.

If you, or someone you know, would like to participate in our research please contact us.

Published: 21st October, 2019

Updated: 28th January, 2020

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