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2818 days ago

*Research project seeking participants*

Roma from Ilam

Hello. I am a PhD student at UC and I am looking to reach people who have had (or currently have) an eating disorder to complete an online anonymous survey as part of my research. I hope it is ok to post this here and I would be really grateful if anyone has any channels they are able to share the link with to help me reach people who might be willing to take part in this research. The webpage with all the information about the study and the link to the survey is available here: www.otago.ac.nz...

Thank you very much, Roma

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