Stanford's Adult & Pediatric Pain Lab is looking for veterans of the 1991 Gulf War to participate in a research study.
The study is designed to help us identify biomarkers for Gulf War Illness, with the aim of developing blood tests and better treatments.
Participation involves having a small blood sample taken each day for 25 days, and daily completion of a brief survey on a handheld android device.
We invite men with or without Gulf War Illness to participate. All eligible participants will be compensated a total of $650 for their time. To find out more or to see if you are eligible, please email us at youngerlab@stanford.edu or call (650) 724-2065.
Thank you!
The Stanford pain research team:
Jarred Younger, PhD
Elizabeth Stringer, PhD
Katharine Baker, BS
Website: younger.stanford.edu/
The study is designed to help us identify biomarkers for Gulf War Illness, with the aim of developing blood tests and better treatments.
Participation involves having a small blood sample taken each day for 25 days, and daily completion of a brief survey on a handheld android device.
We invite men with or without Gulf War Illness to participate. All eligible participants will be compensated a total of $650 for their time. To find out more or to see if you are eligible, please email us at youngerlab@stanford.edu or call (650) 724-2065.
Thank you!
The Stanford pain research team:
Jarred Younger, PhD
Elizabeth Stringer, PhD
Katharine Baker, BS
Website: younger.stanford.edu/