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Chinese-Australian beliefs about the causes of depression that runs in families

 

華裔澳洲人和盎格魯/凱爾特裔澳州人對於抑鬱症，基因學，血緣關係和家族遺傳的觀點

Researchers from the University of New South Wales are inviting people to participate in a study aiming to evaluate Chinese Australian beliefs about causes of depression that runs in families and attitudes towards genetic counselling.

如果你的答案是肯定的，新南威爾士州大學的研究人員現在正在做一項調查，評估那些有一個或以上的近親成員(有血緣關係的)﹐被診斷爲患有抑鬱症的澳洲華裔家庭對於抑鬱症的看法。

You are invited to participate in the study if:

  • You have at least one close blood relative who has been diagnosed with depression (e.g., mother, father, brother, sister), and
  • You are of Chinese or Chinese-Australian ancestry, and
  • You are at least 18 years of age

如果你滿足以下條件，我們非常歡迎你參與此項研究：

  • 你有一個或以上的近親 (有血緣關係的)被診斷爲患有抑鬱症（例如：母親、父親、兄弟、姐妹）
  • 你具有華裔血統
  • 你的年齡大於18嵗

Participation will involve a face-to-face interview at a location of your choice.

如果你決定參加此項研究，新南威爾士大學的邹砾涟小姐會與你電話聯係，安排時間做一個面對面的單獨訪談。面談地點可以由你選擇，時間大約是一個小時。面談不會涉及任何可預見的風險和利益。

To participate in the study please contact Lilian Zou on 0404 242431, 02 9382 2388 or email lilian@student.unsw.edu.au 

如果你有興趣參與此項研究，請與 Lilian Zou 0404 242431, 02 9382 2388 郵件聯係 lilian@student.unsw.edu.au 

UNSW Ethics approval number: HREC 11080

For further information please follow the link to the participant information statement.