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By Socrates31
January 2, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Socrates31

Posted January 2, 2017

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Posted January 2, 2017

Hi there,

My name is Jo Milward, an ED resident and PhD student at King's College London.

For my research, I am developing and testing an app (called BRANCH) designed to help people monitor their alcohol use, as part of a randomised controlled trial.

We have just launched the app, and are looking for young adults, aged between 18-30 who drink alcohol to take part in the trial.

We can offer ?5 in vouchers for downloading and using the app, and another ?5 after 6 months to complete a follow up questionnaire.

If you are interested in taking part, please click the link below to complete the screening survey.

Thank you in advance for your help!

https://www.branchapp.org.uk/trial

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