ANONYMOUS E-MAIL RESEARCH- UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE

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ANONYMOUS E-MAIL RESEARCH- UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
#148818 - 05/19/05 01:42 PM

Those who are HIV-positive have much to contribute to the research and literature on HIV/AIDS. Based on this belief, the University of Cambridge, England, is currently conducting research on the experience of living with HIV/AIDS. Steven Koh, a graduate student in the Social and Political Sciences Department, is currently looking for individuals to complete an e-mail questionnaire on this topic. This research stems from the belief that there is still much to be learned from individuals living with HIV/AIDS.

The questionnaire is completely anonymous and voluntary. If you are interested in completing this 10-question questionnaire over e-mail, please contact Steven Koh at sak51@cam.ac.uk

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#169948 - 01/16/06 12:28 PM

Does anyone have an uptodate email address or know where to get one from?

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