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Development of a Biorepository for Methodist Research Institute

Study of Biological Samples for Disease Research

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This study investigates the use of biological specimens from patients to understand the causes of various diseases. Biological specimens are samples taken from the body, such as blood or tissue, that can be used for research purposes.

Participants in this study will provide biological specimens. These specimens will be collected and used by researchers to study different diseases. Participants will not receive any payment for their involvement.

  • Who can participate: All patients seen at Methodist Hospital are eligible to participate in this study.
  • Study details: Participants will provide biological specimens, such as blood or tissue samples, for research purposes. There is no payment for participation.
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TX1989

19 February 2024

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