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Infertile Couples Help with Research on Infertility and Relationships

Catherine McDiarmid-Watt | Monday, April 20, 2009 | 0 comments

Local infertile couples are needed for an hour long meeting with researchers from Penn State to examine how infertility impacts relationships with friends and family.

Researchers from Penn State University will be in NJ through the end of April to meet with infertile couples for one hour. At the meeting, couples will be asked to complete survyes about how infertility has impacted their relationships with friends and family. Couples will be compensated $60 cash for their time, and be entered into a $500 raffle. Please visit http://www.pennstateinfertility.com/ for more details or email Keli Steuber at krs277@psu.edu to schedule or ask questions.

Source: http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20090416/GETPUBLISHED/904160389/1006/news01

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