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HAVE YOU GOT TYPE II DIABETES?

31 January 2008

Researchers at Bond University and the Gold Coast Hospital are seeking volunteers with Type II Diabetes to participate in a research study. Volunteers must be over 18 and willing to participate in a directed exercise program for 12 months.  Ideally, volunteers will  not currently be exercising regularly, able to walk and not be suffering from any other serious health problems e.g. heart, lung, liver, kidney disorders.

The study, “Predictors of a sustained response to exercise training in patients with Type II Diabetes”, will examine the effects exercise has on the control of diabetes, as well as the function of the heart, blood vessels and overall fitness.  For detailed information about being a volunteer for this study, download the Patient Information Sheet (216KB, PDF), or contact:

Dr Neil Smart
PHC RED Bond Director
Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine

Phone: 07 559 54453 (between 8:30am - 4:00pm weekdays)
Email: nsmart@bond.edu.au

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