Please Take Survey Below -- Help the CAG Prioritize Health Research Study

Time for you (the reader) to participate:


The comments which have been collected (and will continue to be collected) over the last few years by SCAQMD and LADPH are summarized in the 42 bullet statements shown below in a survey.


I would ask you to choose 10 bullet statements to incorporate into the Aliso Canyon Disaster Health Research Study.
Note: there is only $25 million to devote initially to the Aliso Canyon Disaster Health Research Study. Therefore, choosing 10 statements to study from 42 choices will help the Scientific Oversight Committee come up with a few ‘research questions’ to study overall.
Remember, the survey below is my (Dr. Mike Kaiser) avenue to collect information to give to the Scientific Oversight Committee. Other CAG members may use other avenues to collect health concerns and priorities.


Choose 10 statements by checking ‘yes’ from 42 questions below and then hit “Submit”. Remember that you have to scroll down to the page — form embedded in the blog post. And be sure to hit the “Submit” button to send the survey to be collected and processed.

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