De-identified human tissue collection for research

This study is building a biobank—a collection of donated tissue samples—to help researchers better understand diseases and find new treatments. If you are having surgery that removes tissue, you may be able to donate a small part of that tissue for research.

This trial is for people who already agreed to let researchers use their stored biological samples and medical information that has been removed of personal identifiers. It may help future studies by allowing researchers to analyze existing samples without using new samples from you.

This trial checks how well patient samples and health records can be analyzed when names are removed (“de-identified”) and privacy rules are followed. You might be included if you agree in writing and your sample data can be used for this research and/or your doctor requests it.

This trial is a tissue and blood bank that collects samples for future research. You may be asked to give blood and/or tissue again later, but it is meant to be done without interfering with your care.

This trial collects discarded tissue from certain surgeries and grows it in the lab to study cell culture methods. It may help researchers improve how they prepare and use cells for future medical research.

This study collects blood, tissue, or other samples from healthy volunteers to help researchers better understand diseases and develop new tests or treatments. You can choose to participate if you meet the basic health and age requirements.