Will participants be informed about the outcome of the study?

Q: Will participants be informed about the outcome of the study?

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Yes, all participants will be informed within three weeks by regular service mail.

Your specified (general) physician will also be notified.

Marino De Raes2025-05-17T08:29:49+02:00

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