mjt1380
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Hi everyone,
I've had this posted in the AAS forums for a couple months now (we actually reached our goal with that group), but I'm hoping to get a few more non-AAS users to fill this out. A lot of you may not have seen this yet, so here is a quick introduction:
I've been working with a research team at Touro University for the past year, and we're doing some pretty interesting research on steroid, exercise and supplement-use trends. We're hoping to gather some up-to-date information in these areas to provide continuing education for health care providers and debunk traditional stereotypes about these groups.
If you have a few minutes, take a look: Touro University College of Pharmacy- Exercise and Medication/Supplements Utilization Survey
Let me know if you have any questions or feedback. And I'm keeping track of every site I post this on, so as we start getting our publications out, I'll be back with updates on how things went. (I'll post updates on this thread as well as the thread I created in the AAS section.)
Thanks!
-Mike
I've had this posted in the AAS forums for a couple months now (we actually reached our goal with that group), but I'm hoping to get a few more non-AAS users to fill this out. A lot of you may not have seen this yet, so here is a quick introduction:
I've been working with a research team at Touro University for the past year, and we're doing some pretty interesting research on steroid, exercise and supplement-use trends. We're hoping to gather some up-to-date information in these areas to provide continuing education for health care providers and debunk traditional stereotypes about these groups.
If you have a few minutes, take a look: Touro University College of Pharmacy- Exercise and Medication/Supplements Utilization Survey
Let me know if you have any questions or feedback. And I'm keeping track of every site I post this on, so as we start getting our publications out, I'll be back with updates on how things went. (I'll post updates on this thread as well as the thread I created in the AAS section.)
Thanks!
-Mike
