Plain-English translation of NCT05394363 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Generation Victoria is a large, long-term health study that will follow thousands of Victorian children and their families over many years. Researchers will collect information about your family's health, lifestyle, and environment, plus small biological samples (like blood spots), to understand what helps children develop well and stay healthy. This study isn't testing a new medication—it's gathering real-world information to answer big questions about child health and wellbeing.
Researchers want to understand all the different things that affect children's health—from pregnancy through childhood and beyond. By following families over time and learning about their experiences, genetics, environment, and health, scientists can discover what helps prevent disease and supports healthy development, and eventually create better programs and treatments for all children.
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If you join, trained study staff will meet with you and your newborn at the hospital (or you can sign up later by phone or online). You'll answer questions about your family's health and background, provide a small biological sample if possible, and share information from medical records. Over the years ahead, you'll be asked to fill out surveys and questionnaires about how your child is developing, and researchers will check in periodically—especially when your child starts school. The study is designed to fit into your life and can be done mostly online.
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