17. Which of the following categories best describes your research? *
18. How would you describe yourself? *
19. From the following list, please identify at most FOUR areas which best describe your specific research interests. Please note the options have been grouped into three main categories. Your 4 choices may be in different categories, or all in the same general category. (Medical) Condition Classifications Cardiovascular disorders Chronic illness in general Dental and oral disorders Dermatological disorders Ear, nose and throat disorders Endocrine and metabolic disorders Gastrointestinal disorders Genitourinary disorders Hepatic and biliary disorders Immunological disorders Musculoskeletal disorders Neurological disorders Nutritional disorders Obstetric/gynecological disorders Oncological/hematological disorders Ophthalmologic disorders Pediatric disorders Psychiatric disorders Pulmonary disorders Other, Populations Men Women Pediatric Geriatric Pregnant Ethnic Groups Health Services Research Health law and ethics research Health policy research Health promotion/wellness/disease prevention Integration of CAM and conventional care Patient-practitioner relationships Regulation of CAM products and practices
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