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Interested in taking part in a nutrition study?

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Here are some details of a nutrition research project at Charing Cross hospital, Fulham, which is recruiting volunteers:

PARTICIPANTS WANTED FOR RESEARCH STUDY:

Evaluation of an Oral Nutritional Supplement in subjects who may benefit from additional nourishment and an improvement in strength

If you are interested in participating:

· You must be age 65 or over

· You may have low appetite, with low energy levels and have trouble keeping your weight up

· You will not be able to participate if you have diabetes, kidney disease or active cancer, or taking medications or supplements for weight gain

· There are other criteria you must meet in order to participate in this study.

During the study, you will:

· Have blood draws to assess health profile, including cholesterol and nutritional status

· Have assessments of body muscle, fat and bone density with minimal exposure to x-ray

· Have upper and lower-body strength and balance measurements taken

· Complete activity and "life outlook" questionnaires

· Take an Oral Nutritional Supplement drink each day

If you are eligible and interested, please contact: May on 020 3311 1445

0203 311 7844 or may.to@imperial.nhs.uk

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Free_Wheels

You've just made my day - I'm actually too young to participate:) One thing I'm not sure about, will you have to be an in - patient or just live locally?

I think it is just a question of making visits, so it is easier if it is within easy travel distance.

Glad that you feel young again!

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