Clinical Research Studies

This study aims to test the feasibility of the study activities proposed for an upcoming Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AsA-NHPI) longitudinal cohort. The full study will be launched in late 2024. Over the coming year, we will recruit up to 40 participants who will pre-test the AsA-NHPI baseline survey, including linguistic/cultural adaptations in English, Chinese, and Korean. The questionnaire will cover topics such as participant health history and willingness to complete proposed full-study activities. Each document will be submitted to the IRB prior to use (in a later modification). The cohort will include self-identified AsA-NHPI volunteers age 18-65 from the NY Metropolitan area. The feasibility study will inform the development of the AsA-NHPI cohort protocol and procedures. NYU Grossman School of Medicine is one of five field centers for this NIH-NHLBI funded nationwide research. While the full study will be a multi-site study, the current study proposal is for a single-site feasibility study. After feasibility studies are completed at each field site, there will be a central IRB at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center.