A market research company has reached out to my foundation, The Staley Foundation, to help gain some insight regarding breast cancer treatment therapies. More specifically, they are interested in hearing from breast cancer survivors that are taking Generic Anastrozole.
The survey is for women age 39 or older that are currently taking generic Anastrozole (arimidex).
I recognize that dealing with cancer can be a difficult experience and that you may not want to participate in market research. Please feel free to disregard this request.
If you are willing to share your experience, you will, of course, be compensated for your time. The interview is conducted via an online survey and will last approximately 10-12 minutes. If you qualify and complete the survey, you will be mailed an honorarium of $50 within the next 30 days.
Please contact me directly at [email protected] if you'd like to participate and I can send you the survey link.
Please note this study is only open for a very short period of time and will close on December 16th. If you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact me directly. Thanks in advance for your time and consideration!
The survey is for women age 39 or older that are currently taking generic Anastrozole (arimidex).
I recognize that dealing with cancer can be a difficult experience and that you may not want to participate in market research. Please feel free to disregard this request.
If you are willing to share your experience, you will, of course, be compensated for your time. The interview is conducted via an online survey and will last approximately 10-12 minutes. If you qualify and complete the survey, you will be mailed an honorarium of $50 within the next 30 days.
Please contact me directly at [email protected] if you'd like to participate and I can send you the survey link.
Please note this study is only open for a very short period of time and will close on December 16th. If you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact me directly. Thanks in advance for your time and consideration!
I do not know the purpose of your survey but I would like to give some input ..... I was on Arimidex from 11/1/2007 for stage IV MBC mets to bones until late 2010 no problems just a little stiffness ..... then switched to generic when brand went of patent ..... took generic for about 2 months, terrible bone pain and stopped taking anything for about a month ... was able to get back on Arimidex and pain went away was on it until 11 of 2011 then switiched to faslodex as markers had risen and a few more bone mets showed on scans. It is my belief that the reason for my progression was using the generic as It most likely does not assimmilate in the gut the same way as the brand name. Just my opinion but more and more women are beginning to have similiar thoughts.
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