Survey: COVID-19 and Adrenal Insufficiency

Oct 27, 2020

The CAH Support Group has been working as part of the Adrenal Causes Together (ACT) group for the last 8 months and one of the many positive outcomes of this has been the development of this survey – ‘COVID-19 and Adrenal Insufficiency’.

The survey is to help determine the impact of COVID-19 on people with all forms of adrenal insufficiency from around the world.

We’d like all those with adrenal insufficiency to fill in the survey – not just those who’ve had COVID-19. It will be really helpful if as many people as possible could complete it.

 

Link to the survey:

https://aicovid2020.questionpro.com/

 

 

 

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