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We’re coordinating an exciting study to better understand what treatment success really means for you. This study will help shape how future treatments are measured, not just in the lab, but in the real lives of our CRBF families. To do that, we need to hear directly from young adults like you. What matters most? What changes would truly make a difference?
We are looking for individuals between the critical ages of 15-27 to take part in our study. If you are in this age range and are interested in learning more about participating, please fill out this short form ( < 5 minutes).
Your voice can help ensure that research reflects the hopes, needs, and experiences of the CRB1 community. Thank you for being part of this important step forward.
