Deal4Fuji

A group of us were approached after the Ride of Silence May 19th by a East Carolina University student asking if we would volunteer for a research study of highly active people under the Johns Hopkins umbrella. Several universities across the nation are involved. They specifically target runners, cyclists & weightlifters of all ages, but the Pills & Ills section seems the best fit for this. I'm just curious if anyone on Bike Forums is participating. I've done 3 of the 8 appointments that make up the study.

Here's an overview

Bmach

Keep us informed as it progresses.

Deal4Fuji

Disappointing - I couldn't finish the program because I have an irregular heart beat and the medication I take for it was on the list of drugs that was prohibited. They were willing to make an exception on the medicine, but because of recurring PVC's that occur during exercise (and of course showed up in their testing) couldn't be lowered to a level they felt comfortable with, they thought it best to continue without my participation.

DanielGatli

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