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Research study participant, Colorectal Cancer – University of British Columbia (UBC) & BC Cancer

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Are you a caregiver or a patient with colorectal cancer? UBC & BC Cancer are doing a study on the experiences & needs of caregivers and individuals diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

Eligible participants will:

  • take part in a one-hour telephone interview
  • receive a $25 gift card as a token of appreciation for their time

To quality, you must:

  • have been diagnosed with colorectal cancer, or have been caregiver for a loved one diagnosed with colorectal cancer
  • be 19 years of age or older
  • be able to give informed consent
  • speak English

To learn more or to volunteer contact Kesley Lynch (Research Manager): 604-827-0365

or kesley.lynch@ubc.ca

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