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billeylerThis morning I made the 7am trek to Tricore Reference Labs at Pres Hospital for the two bits of bloodwork my doctor(s)want.
As I walked in the door, somewhat groggily, a young woman came up to me and asked if I'd be interested in being a research participant for a trial type 2 diabetes study. All I'd have to do is have some extra blood taken, answer a family health questionnaire, and sit at a flourescent type machine that somehow measures glucose levels with light.
Done. And $15 wealthier.
Now I hope I don't get a positive result! My father's mother had type 2 diabetes developed in her 50s.
As I walked in the door, somewhat groggily, a young woman came up to me and asked if I'd be interested in being a research participant for a trial type 2 diabetes study. All I'd have to do is have some extra blood taken, answer a family health questionnaire, and sit at a flourescent type machine that somehow measures glucose levels with light.
Done. And $15 wealthier.
Now I hope I don't get a positive result! My father's mother had type 2 diabetes developed in her 50s.
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Date: 2005-11-11 06:26 pm (UTC)Here's a link for the InLight startup company that is doing diabetes screening. I don't think it's related to anything that happens to someone AFTER they've been found to have diabetes, but what the heck. It's info!
http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/stories/2004/08/09/daily24.html