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My name is Raminta Daniulaityte ([email protected]). I am an Associate Professor at the Department of Population and Public Health Sciences, Boonshoft School of Medicine, Wright State University. We are interested to talk to individuals who are from the Dayton, Ohio area and who are current users of heroin, fentanyl and/or other opioids. We want to learn more about self-treatment practices. The study was approved by the Wright State University Institutional Review Board (ethics committee).
Dayton Health Research Project
PARTICIPATE IN A CONFIDENTIAL RESEARCH STUDY ON OPIATE USE
Help People!
STUDY PARTICIPANTS WILL BE COMPENSATED. YOU COULD EARN UP TO $275 FOR PARTICIPATION!
THE INFORMATION YOU PROVIDE CAN HELP BENEFIT OUR COMMUNITY AND BEYOND
Wright State University is conducting a survey-type study with people who use opiates (like heroin and/or non-prescribed “pain pills” and other).
You may be eligible to participate in the study if:
1) You have recently used opiates;
2) You think you may be dependent or addicted to opiates.
If you are selected for the study, you will be paid for participating.
This is a scientific study, not a drug abuse treatment program.
The study is not in any way linked to or affiliated with police or courts.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
To learn more about participating, call the Center for Interventions, Treatment and Addictions Research at Wright State University at
937-344-7138
Visit the study website: http://medicine.wright.edu/citar
Dayton Health Research Project
PARTICIPATE IN A CONFIDENTIAL RESEARCH STUDY ON OPIATE USE
Help People!
STUDY PARTICIPANTS WILL BE COMPENSATED. YOU COULD EARN UP TO $275 FOR PARTICIPATION!
THE INFORMATION YOU PROVIDE CAN HELP BENEFIT OUR COMMUNITY AND BEYOND
Wright State University is conducting a survey-type study with people who use opiates (like heroin and/or non-prescribed “pain pills” and other).
You may be eligible to participate in the study if:
1) You have recently used opiates;
2) You think you may be dependent or addicted to opiates.
If you are selected for the study, you will be paid for participating.
This is a scientific study, not a drug abuse treatment program.
The study is not in any way linked to or affiliated with police or courts.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
To learn more about participating, call the Center for Interventions, Treatment and Addictions Research at Wright State University at
937-344-7138
Visit the study website: http://medicine.wright.edu/citar