Has anyone else received email that appears legitimate from CVS Clinical Trials to see if you would like to participate in a Heartline trial for afib study in connection with Apple Watches?
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I received email that looks legitimate from CVS Clinical Trials for Heartline working in conjunction with iPhone and Apple Watch.
I must say that I’m skeptical too, but if legitimate would love to sign onto the study. But am VERY reluctant, especially since the trials state they need to login to Medicare. Have already changed my password with Medicare, just in case.
I received email that looks legitimate from CVS Clinical Trials for Heartline working in conjunction with iPhone and Apple Watch.
I must say that I’m skeptical too, but if legitimate would love to sign onto the study. But am VERY reluctant, especially since the trials state they need to login to Medicare. Have already changed my password with Medicare, just in case.
They'll be asking for your bank details next,give that one a wide berth.
Sounds phishy to me.
Did you initiate the contact or did you receive this unsolicited?
Contact CVS https://www.cvshealth.com/ and ask them.
Trying to verify if the email I received from CVS Clunical Study regarding Heartline and Apple Watches is legitimate?
