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Newsletters
The ASPREE project produces and contributes to a number of publications for a range of audiences.
Biannual ASPREE newsletters are sent to ASPREE-XT study participants, providing an easy to read update on research progress, major developments, publications and findings.
Project updates geared towards the medical community are sent to PCPs and practices with patients in the study. Researchers involved in the ASPREE project, or with an interest in the research, are updated on developments and outcomes by the Principal Investigators.
Publications
ASPREE project findings are shared with scientists, physicians, doctors and researchers worldwide via publication in quality medical journals.
ASPREE investigators frequently contribute to specialist and broader media articles.
Media
Journalists and writers who would like to know more about the ASPREE project or arrange an interview with key investigators on the project, should contact:
Brenda Kirpach, United States Project Manager
PHONE: 612-873-6905
EMAIL: bkirpach@bermancenter.org
MAILING ADDRESS:
The Berman Center
701 Park Avenue., Suite PPC 4.440
Minneapolis, MN 55415
Contact us
If you are an ASPREE-XT study participant please contact your study site with questions.
ASPREE and ASPREE-XT US Coordinating Center: Berman Center for Outcomes & Clinical Research
Brenda Kirpach, United States Project Manager
PHONE: 612-873-6905
EMAIL: bkirpach@bermancenter.org
MAILING ADDRESS: The Berman Center
701 Park Avenue., Suite PPC 4.440
Minneapolis, MN 55415
Page updated: July 20, 2021
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