Earn a $25 Amazon gift card for study participation!
We are currently enrolling students and members of the Stanford community to serve as the control group in an exciting research study being conducted through the Stanford Digestive Health Clinic. We are investigating whether there is a link between inflammatory bowel disease and anal cancer.
As a participant, you will be asked to fill out a short questionnaire and to visit the Digestive Health Clinic located near the Stanford Hospital for a quick, one time screening study.
In total, the time commitment will be approximately 25-30 minutes. Participants will be given a $25 Amazon gift card in return for their participation. You may be eligible if
• You are not pregnant
• Have not been on an immunosuppressant medication
• Have not had the HPV vaccine
Not only is this a fast and easy opportunity to earn a gift card, but it is also a great opportunity to help researchers better understand the risks of anal cancer in patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
For more information and to sign up, please contact Hiwot at haraya@stanford.edu
For general information about participant’s rights, contact 1-866-680-2906.
We are currently enrolling students and members of the Stanford community to serve as the control group in an exciting research study being conducted through the Stanford Digestive Health Clinic. We are investigating whether there is a link between inflammatory bowel disease and anal cancer.
As a participant, you will be asked to fill out a short questionnaire and to visit the Digestive Health Clinic located near the Stanford Hospital for a quick, one time screening study.
In total, the time commitment will be approximately 25-30 minutes. Participants will be given a $25 Amazon gift card in return for their participation. You may be eligible if
• You are not pregnant
• Have not been on an immunosuppressant medication
• Have not had the HPV vaccine
Not only is this a fast and easy opportunity to earn a gift card, but it is also a great opportunity to help researchers better understand the risks of anal cancer in patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
For more information and to sign up, please contact Hiwot at haraya@stanford.edu
For general information about participant’s rights, contact 1-866-680-2906.