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I’m getting emails telling me I can enroll in clinical studies concerning Seborrheic Dermatitis and all it does is bring me to this app.

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Havelock, NC
August 16, 2024
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Hi, Dennis. Welcome!

August 16, 2024
A MySebDermTeam Member

I have given consent. I explicitly click on the links provided and willing input my personal information asking to be enrolled in paid clinical trials and have done so maybe a dozen times over the the last 90 days and get no where. Is this click bait? Not to be offensive but the emails I get ask to enroll for clinical trials and when I do so nothing new happens so I’m curious to what my personal information is really being used for?

August 16, 2024
MySebDermTeam

It sounds like you might be receiving emails from MySebDermTeam. According to the knowledge base, MySebDermTeam may share your contact information with clinical trial partners only if you have given your consent and explicitly requested that they do so. If you are being redirected to the app, it might be part of their Show Full Answer

It sounds like you might be receiving emails from MySebDermTeam. According to the knowledge base, MySebDermTeam may share your contact information with clinical trial partners only if you have given your consent and explicitly requested that they do so. If you are being redirected to the app, it might be part of their process to provide more information or to manage your participation.

If you have concerns or need further assistance, it might be helpful to contact their support team directly.

August 16, 2024

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