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• Newsletters/press releases
  
  • When content does not include recruitment information, describe study results specific to a participant(s), or unpublished findings/results of initial data analysis. However, participants may be sent, without IRB review, information on number of subjects enrolled, study status, and publications resulting from the study or lay language summaries of such publications.
    
  When content does not include recruitment information, describe study results specific to a participant(s), or unpublished findings/results of initial data analysis. However, participants may be sent, without IRB review, information on number of subjects enrolled, study status, and publications resulting from the study or lay language summaries of such publications.
  
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• Internet postings of study descriptions limited to CT.gov-style content (i.e., study title, purpose, procedures, basic eligibility criteria, and how to get in touch with the study team) as long as the methods used to recruit subjects are described in the application/protocol (e.g. internet must be an approved tool for recruitment).
• This does NOT include descriptions of risks/benefits or why someone would want to be in the study.

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