Plain-English translation of NCT00341237 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
The Personalized Environment and Genes Study is recruiting 25,000 adults to participate in groundbreaking research. Researchers will collect your blood sample and ask about your health history and environment to understand why some people develop conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and asthma while others don't. This study aims to discover new risk factors and help doctors predict and prevent disease based on your unique genetic makeup.
Today, we know that diseases like diabetes and heart disease result from a combination of genes you're born with and the environment you live in—but we don't fully understand how these factors interact. This research will help fill that gap so doctors can eventually offer personalized prevention strategies based on your individual risk factors.
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You will visit the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Clinical Research Unit to enroll in the study. During your visit, researchers will collect a blood sample and ask you detailed questions about your health, lifestyle, and environment. Your blood sample will be stored so researchers can study your genes and look for patterns that help explain disease risk across a large group of people.
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