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Recruiting up to half a million participants aged between 45 and 69 years for a cohort study into role of nature and nurture in health and disease.
United Kingdom
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I've been involved with UK Biobank since the study started. I've always had an interest in science, and saw value in the project.
They called me today to ask if I could take part in an imaging study. I said yes... but when they found out I no longer live in the UK they were not interested. Even though I will be in the UK on the study dates.
If they want to run a study on a self-selecting cohort of homebodies. I'm out.
Rory , the rudest most self centred person I had the unpleasure on dealing with.
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