Plain-English translation of NCT01793168 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
The Coordination of Rare Diseases at Sanford (CoRDS) is a national registry that gathers health and contact information from people living with rare diseases, uncommon diseases, or undiagnosed conditions. Your information is stored securely and made available to approved researchers who are studying rare diseases. This helps scientists understand these conditions better and develop new treatments.
Rare diseases affect relatively few people, which makes them hard to study. By bringing together information from many patients in one place, researchers can learn more about these conditions and find better ways to help.
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You will answer questions about your medical history, family background, and current health status, which will be entered into a secure database. Your information will be de-identified (your name will be removed) before it is shared with researchers. You may be contacted annually to update your information and confirm you want to stay in the study. If you wish, you can allow your information to be shared with patient advocacy groups that support people with your condition.
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