Re: FWD: OVer 16's Brain Imaging Study - UK

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I applied for this and got a phone call almost by return from Professor

Puri (sounding quite subdued) and explaining that the studies person

must be able to sit with their head in the scanner for an hour. He

cannot prescribe a sedative (says the hospital ethics committee). I may

be able to get my GP to prescribe one but otherwise Edith cannot take

part. He sounded quite sad about it.

Sally

Mum231ASD@... wrote:

>

> Please see this item below now published on One Click. Please pass

> the word. Professor Puri is a good biomedical man and has patient's

> best interests at heart.

>

> Jane

> The One Click Group

> www.theoneclickgroup.co.uk <http://www.theoneclickgroup.co.uk/>

> **

> *Adult Autism Brain Imaging Study UK*

>

http://www.theoneclickgroup.co.uk/news.php?start=2280 & end=2300 & view=yes & id=2761#\

newspost

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<http://www.theoneclickgroup.co.uk/news.php?start=2280 & end=2300 & view=yes & id=2761\

#newspost>

> One Click understands that adults aged 16 or over who have a diagnosis

> of autism can have state of the art brain imaging and cognitive tests

> at Hammersmith Hospital, London UK. They are carrying out a study in

> which they are recruiting about 26 adults with autism and 26 healthy

> volunteers. One Click suggests you try e-mailing them on

> basant.puri@... if you

> are interested. [All the tests are free of charge.]

>

> This study comes with a One Click biomedical recommendation.

>

> *The One Click Group*

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