Research Opportunity: Cancer in YA’s & Sexuality!

Are you a Canadian between the ages of 18 and 30?
Did you have cancer and undergo treatment between the ages of 13 and 30?
Are you currently finished your treatment plan (e.g. chemo, radiation, surgery, or a combination of the three)?
Then Dalhousie University would like to hear from you!!

Dalhousie University is conducting a research study on how a history of cancer in adolescence or young adulthood affects how you experience your sexuality.

What they need from you: About an hour of your time for a telephone interview on your experience with your sexuality after you completed your cancer treatment.

They are looking for a widely varying group of participants, having different levels and kinds of sexual experiences, including those who are just at the point of thinking about having them. Any information you give them will be kept confidential and your privacy will be protected. They may not invite everyone who responds to an interview. If you are chosen for an interview you will receive 20 dollars to pay you for your time.

Please contact Emily Murray, a graduate student at Dalhousie University and the Primary Investigator for this study if you are interested or would like more information:
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