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Read our Hypertension research guide →This study aims to gather detailed health and nutrition information from a large group of active-duty Army soldiers. Researchers will measure dietary intake, heart health, body composition, and metabolic markers to better understand the health status and nutritional needs of military personnel. This information will help identify health trends and inform better support for soldiers.
Currently, there is limited comprehensive data on the nutrition and health of active-duty soldiers. By collecting this information, researchers can identify which health conditions are most common in the military population and understand how diet and nutrition relate to heart disease and other conditions—information that could lead to better health programs and support for service members.
You will visit the study site once for most measurements, including blood work, urine samples, heart health assessments, and body composition measurements. You will be asked about your diet twice and may be asked to provide urine samples three times to measure your daily energy expenditure. The entire process is designed to take a few hours, and all testing is non-invasive.
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