UofSC seeking recovered COVID-19 patients for study
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The University of South Carolina is preparing to investigate the impact of COVID-19.
To do that, they will need volunteers who have survived COVID-19 to learn more about the effects of the infection.
In order to participate, volunteers must have a confirmed medical diagnosis of COVID-19 and must have recovered for at least two weeks. Volunteers must be between the ages of 20 and 80, be able to undergo an MRI, and have access to a desktop or laptop computer with internet and a webcam.
Volunteers will also be asked to fill out online surveys, virtual cognitive tests of memory, attention, and language, and undergo a brain MRI.
Those who participate in the study will be compensated.
If you’re interested in participating in the study, contact the project’s recruitments office by email at abcstudy@mailbox.sc.edu.
You can also visit the study website by clicking here.
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