University researchers seek information on health impacts of oil gusher on Franklin County seafood workers

The University of Florida, the University of Maryland, the Franklin County Extension Office and the Franklin’s Promise Coalition are asking Franklin County residents who work in the seafood industry and their immediate family members to participate in a one-hour interview to examine their health and welfare concerns related to the BP Oil gusher.
Interviews are confidential and will involve questions about your thoughts, feelings, attitudes and medical history.
There are a limited number of interview times available and you must be 18 years old, or older to participate in the program.
The scheduled interviews will be held today from 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Apalachicola, on Wednesday from 10 till 7 at the Eastpoint Church of God and on Thursday from 10 till 7 in Carrabelle at the Carrabelle Municipal Complex.
To schedule an interview please call Christy Crosby at the County Extension Office at 653-9337.
There are a limited number of interview spaces available.
Your interview will take approximately one hour and you will be reimbursed for your time.


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