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Volunteer for research
Taking part in research will help improve hep C awareness and services. On this page we promote research projects that are seeking people to participate in their studies.
Please read our factsheet on informed consent which relates to hep C treatment but also has relevance to participating in research studies.
If you'd like to take part in current studies, please contact the Hepatitis Helpline.
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This page last updated 10 May 2010
