Tissue sample collection for future medical research

This study collects and stores biological samples to help researchers better understand muscle and bone problems like osteoarthritis, bone tumors, and infected joint implants. If you are eligible, your samples may support future research that could lead to better prevention or treatments.

This trial collects a small piece of your tumor right after it is removed during surgery. Researchers will study this tissue to learn more about cancer and how it responds to treatments.

This study collects small tissue samples from women having surgery for breast cancer. The samples are stored to help researchers learn more and develop better treatments in the future.

This study collects tiny pieces of tissue that would normally be thrown away during heart or bone surgery. Researchers will use these samples to better understand how tissues work and develop better treatments. Your participation involves letting doctors keep and study a small amount of tissue removed during your scheduled surgery.

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 tissue or blood samples from adults (and some healthy volunteers) to help researchers learn more and plan future studies. If you qualify, your samples may be used to test new ideas related to your health or for exploratory research.