COVID-19 Blood Sample Collection

COVID-19 Blood Sample Collection

Study on Blood Sample Donation for COVID-19 Research

Recruiting
18 years and older
All
Phase N/A

This study investigates the collection of blood samples from individuals who have recovered from COVID-19. The purpose is to aid research aimed at improving testing and developing treatments for COVID-19. Recovered individuals are invited to donate a small blood sample to contribute to a biobank, which is a collection of blood and other samples linked to health data.

Participants will be required to visit the University Hospital on the IUPUI campus to provide a blood sample of just under three tablespoons. Before donating, participants will review and sign a consent document. The biobank allows approved researchers to access these samples to better understand COVID-19 and related health complications.

  • Who can participate: Adults and children who have recovered from COVID-19 are eligible to participate.
  • Study details: The study involves the collection of blood samples from participants who will review and sign a consent document before donating.
Study details
    COVID
    COVID-19
    corona
    coronavirus
    corona virus
    biobank
    bio-specimen
    biospecimen
    COVID19
    COVID 19

TX11040

19 February 2024

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