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Sleevers needed for study @Johns Hopkins

Hey!

I got into this cool study on the metabolic changes of weightloss surgery. They are in desperate need of sleevers so if you are going to have the surgery (you need to start pre-op) So if you are getting the sleeve and live near enough to Johns Hopkins to go 22 times in 2 years, you get paid per visit, for a total of $2500.

Here is the ad from their website:

A study is being performed to evaluate changes in blood glucose and heart function before and after weight loss following bariatric surgery. Men and women, ages 21 to 65, are needed to participate.The study involves 22 outpatient visits over the course of two years. Participants will be eligible for compensation up to $2,500.

For more information, please call 410-550-9278.

Principal Investigator: Dariush Elahi, Ph.D.

Protocol Number: NA_00004876

03.02.2009

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