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when i was younger, i remember doing various "studies" and getting paid $20 for my "expenses" i'm doing my first real clinical trial for aspergillus, treated with itraconazole. i meet with the team once a month and at each visit i'm given $50, once again for my "expenses". im not sure who funds...

when i was younger, i remember doing various "studies" and getting paid $20 for my "expenses" i'm doing my first real clinical trial for aspergillus, treated with itraconazole. i meet with the team once a month and at each visit i'm given $50, once again for my "expenses". im not sure who funds...

when i was younger, i remember doing various "studies" and getting paid $20 for my "expenses" i'm doing my first real clinical trial for aspergillus, treated with itraconazole. i meet with the team once a month and at each visit i'm given $50, once again for my "expenses". im not sure who funds...

when i was younger, i remember doing various "studies" and getting paid $20 for my "expenses" i'm doing my first real clinical trial for aspergillus, treated with itraconazole. i meet with the team once a month and at each visit i'm given $50, once again for my "expenses". im not sure who funds...

when i was younger, i remember doing various "studies" and getting paid $20 for my "expenses" <br /> <br />i'm doing my first real clinical trial for aspergillus, treated with itraconazole. i meet with the team once a month and at each visit i'm given $50, once again for my "expenses". im not...

I know this is a bit OT, but i figured it was the best place to ask: my insurance covers a generic brand of tobramycin, so i have to pay very little. is the novartis TOBI more effective, and this worth the $3000 per month (without insurance)? I think i'd end up paying around $600 a month for...

I know this is a bit OT, but i figured it was the best place to ask: my insurance covers a generic brand of tobramycin, so i have to pay very little. is the novartis TOBI more effective, and this worth the $3000 per month (without insurance)? I think i'd end up paying around $600 a month for...

I know this is a bit OT, but i figured it was the best place to ask: my insurance covers a generic brand of tobramycin, so i have to pay very little. is the novartis TOBI more effective, and this worth the $3000 per month (without insurance)? I think i'd end up paying around $600 a month for...

I know this is a bit OT, but i figured it was the best place to ask: my insurance covers a generic brand of tobramycin, so i have to pay very little. is the novartis TOBI more effective, and this worth the $3000 per month (without insurance)? I think i'd end up paying around $600 a month for...

I know this is a bit OT, but i figured it was the best place to ask: <br /> <br />my insurance covers a generic brand of tobramycin, so i have to pay very little. <br /> <br />is the novartis TOBI more effective, and this worth the $3000 per month (without insurance)? I think i'd end up paying...

Hey Kristen, I'm PS (as i assume you are) and i get pancreatitis pretty much every month. i also go in and out of the range for CFRD. currently, my body has 'glucose intolerance'. i haven't met anyone yet who is PS with CFRD, but im sure that somewhere there's someone who is <img...

Hey Kristen, I'm PS (as i assume you are) and i get pancreatitis pretty much every month. i also go in and out of the range for CFRD. currently, my body has 'glucose intolerance'. i haven't met anyone yet who is PS with CFRD, but im sure that somewhere there's someone who is <img...

Hey Kristen, I'm PS (as i assume you are) and i get pancreatitis pretty much every month. i also go in and out of the range for CFRD. currently, my body has 'glucose intolerance'. i haven't met anyone yet who is PS with CFRD, but im sure that somewhere there's someone who is <img...

Hey Kristen, I'm PS (as i assume you are) and i get pancreatitis pretty much every month. i also go in and out of the range for CFRD. currently, my body has 'glucose intolerance'. i haven't met anyone yet who is PS with CFRD, but im sure that somewhere there's someone who is <img...

Hey Kristen, <br /> <br />I'm PS (as i assume you are) and i get pancreatitis pretty much every month. i also go in and out of the range for CFRD. currently, my body has 'glucose intolerance'. i haven't met anyone yet who is PS with CFRD, but im sure that somewhere there's someone who is <img...

a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental...

a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental...

a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental...

a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental...

a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental...