Steroid Research

[mjt1380]

Thanks for the feedback, jimj! The long-term effects on the body would be a great area to look into more. We plan on branching out into more specific studies after this and that is a definite possibility. Thanks for checking out the survey!

 

[mjt1380]

Just wanted to give this another bump -- thanks!

 

[mjt1380]

Alright everyone ... it looks like this will really (hopefully) be the final week we'll be collecting data! We are up to 480 complete AAS surveys and nearly 2,100 total surveys taken. We are stopping data collection once we reach 500 AAS surveys, so we're hoping that will happen within the next few days.

Thanks again for all the help!

Touro University College of Pharmacy- Exercise and Medication/Supplements Utilization Survey

-Mike

 

[thatotherguy]

I took it good survey wish is showed over all results at the end.

 

[mjt1380]

Thanks for completing the survey, thatotherguy. We aren't allowed to post the results until we are all done collecting data. If we talked about results before that, then it could potentially influence the way future surveys were completed and make our research invalid. I'll definitely be back once we have our data analyzed and begin working on our publications.

Again, thanks a lot to everyone who has helped! We have 492 AAS surveys completed, so we just need a handful more!

Thanks!
-Mike

 

[mjt1380]

Hey guys,

I know I've probably milked all of you enough , but we've been stuck at 497 for a bit. If by some miracle there are still a few of you out there who haven't checked this out, please take a look!

Thanks again, and I promise the next time you hear from me will be when I'm back with the interesting stuff!

Thanks!
-Mike

 

[thatotherguy]

I wonder if he got the three more to the take the survey yet?

 

[mjt1380]

Yep! We have 501! We'll stop collecting AAS surveys at the end of the day! Thanks again everyone! Over the next few weeks someone will be putting our data into a readable format, then a statistician will analyze our results and see exactly what is significant (and what isn't). It will take some time, but I'll be back with what we found!

Thanks again,
Mike

 

[thatotherguy]

I can't wait.

 

[thatotherguy]

Did this guy ever publish the results?