AIDS Care-Givers Sought for Study
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Researchers at UCLA are seeking volunteers for a study on AIDS care giving. Friends, parents and family members currently giving primary care to someone with AIDS or to someone with HIV may be eligible to participate.
The study, sponsored by the UCLA School of Public Health, is designed to learn more about the day-to-day experiences of untrained, non-professional care givers. Researchers say they hope to obtain a better understanding of the needs of people with HIV or AIDS and those who care for them.
Participants will be interviewed three times over the course of a year and receive $25 an interview.
Family members will be accepted during the next three months. Non-family members may apply through mid-April.
Call (310) 206-9222.
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