Pain registry and blood sample biobank for eligible service members
Part of Pain clinical trials.
This trial is building a pain registry biobank to learn more about pain and how different people experience it. If you’re eligible for care in the Military Healthcare System and can consent, you may be able to contribute your information for future research.
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Who can take part
- You can get care through the Military Healthcare System
- You can understand the study information
- You are willing to sign written consent
- You must be able to communicate in English to join
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