Blood Collection Study

Summary:

The purpose of this research study is to collect blood samples and medical information to help in the development of a blood test that can screen for many cancers from a single blood draw. This is an experimental test which is still under development, the goal of this blood test is to help doctors find cancers early, potentially at a time when tumours are still small.

Researchers will look at markers in the blood that show up when cancer is just developing. These findings from the blood, your medical history and results from your routine cancer screening will be used to develop this cancer screening blood test.

Qualified Participants Must:

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•Women and men aged between 45-85 years undergoing routine colonoscopy screening.

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•Women and men aged between 50-80 years undergoing routine lung cancer screening.

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•We are looking for about 75,000 participants from around the world

Qualified Participants May Receive:

While participating in this study, you will not have to pay for study-related procedures (i.e. blood draws) that are not part of your regular medical care. You or your health plan will continue to pay for standard medical care, medicines and clinic, hospital, and doctors’ services that are part of your regular medical care.

>To thank you for your time for participating in this research study, you will receive $200 after every blood draw (50 mL of blood) that you provide.

>For each additional blood sample (50 mL of blood) you provide every year for the 4 years this study will last, you will receive an additional $200.

>You may be reimbursed for other reasonable costs associated with blood draw visits (for example, transportation, parking) to travel from your home to the blood draw laboratory or facility.