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Have you ever wondered how a doctor decides what medicine is best for you?
Have you ever wondered why some people get cancer and some don’t?
Have you ever wondered why people take different types of medicine for headaches, diabetes or high blood pressure?

Clinical Research tries to answer these questions and many more.

About the Boston University ReSPECT Registry
www.burespect.org

The ReSPECT Registry is a way for people to find out about research studies at Boston University/Boston Medical Center (BU/BMC) that are looking for research volunteers. The registry assists people in finding those studies that might be of interest to them to participate in.

Research volunteers are very important to the many medical discoveries that continue to make our lives better. These discoveries continue to teach us how to better treat diseases, and could not have happened without research volunteers.

How Do I Join?

Joining is free and easy. There is no cost to you for joining the registry. We ask you to fill out the ReSPECT Survey online or over the phone. The survey is about you and your interests in clinical research. We keep your information secure and use it to find studies that may be of interest to you.

To join the registry,

1. Visit our official website at http://www.burespect.org and fill out the survey, or

2. Call the ReSPECT Registry staff to do the survey over the phone at 617.414.1971 or (toll free) 1.877.505.4455.









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Direct Line:
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