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Feasibility study success

posted on 05 March, 2014

Over 600 participants have been seen as part of the DASH feasibility study.

The DASH feasibility study will finish at the end of March 2014. The study has been a fantastic success and we have seen over 600 participants so far. The results will be analysed to plan for future follow up of all participants. It will also provide important information for researchers completing similar studies following up young people over time. A huge thank you to all participants who have taken part and supported the study. Our findings will be published here as we analyse the data.