Plain-English translation of NCT05951764 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated ·
Researchers want to find early warning signs—called biomarkers—in your blood that could predict whether you might develop heart disease or memory problems later in life. This study will collect blood samples and health information from nearly 400 people who are already scheduled for surgery or medical procedures under anesthesia. By studying these samples, doctors hope to create better screening tools that could catch serious diseases much earlier.
Many people develop heart disease or dementia without warning, sometimes leading to serious or fatal events. Doctors have many different prediction tools, but most haven't been thoroughly tested in real populations. This study aims to find reliable biomarkers that work for everyday people, so doctors can identify who is at risk and offer preventive treatments before problems develop.
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If you join, researchers will collect a blood sample from you during your routine anesthesia consultation or before your scheduled surgery—at no extra visits. They will also review your medical history and any test results from your pre-surgery evaluation. That's it—the study takes advantage of blood work and medical appointments you're already having, so there's no additional burden beyond your normal surgery preparation.
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