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Carers and sufferers of early Alzheimer’s disease are invited to participate in a 20 minute online survey which aims to uncover people’s experiences using a particular medication known to reportedly stop or slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.

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by Grace Mindwell

Do you live with early Alzheimer’s disease or care for a loved one with the neurological disease?

Ekas, an independent fieldwork and data analysis agency, is looking for carers and sufferers of early Alzheimer’s disease to participate in a 20 minute online survey which aims to uncover people’s level of awareness and experiences using a particular medication known to reportedly stop or slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.

The name of the relatively new medication is revealed in the survey.

While the research team are primarily seeking respondents from Victoria, people nationwide are also encouraged to complete the survey.

Participants will be paid $40 upon completion of the survey. Register for this research, or call (02) 8415 7412 or email kahlia@ekas.com.au for more information.

Ekas runs a health and wellbeing panel, titled ‘Apple A Day’, for individuals who require medication products or services – it could be for something as simple as wearing glasses to more serious conditions such as diabetes. The panel is also for carers.

Members are paid to participate in research, such as online surveys, group discussions and interviews. To sign up, click here.

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