The Mayo Clinic Precure Study — also called Mayo Clinic Precure — is a study to advance research into the causes and treatments of human disease. It explores how interactions between people's genetic material and their past environmental exposures affect human disease.
The study team is making a library of biological samples and relevant testing results from thousands of people with diverse backgrounds and health statuses. This type of library is called a registry. Researchers at Mayo Clinic will use the information and test the biological samples to better understand why a disease or disorder occurs in different groups of people and how it develops over time.
Predict disease before it starts
Using cutting-edge science, Mayo Clinic Precure aims to predict disease before it starts, stop disease from becoming serious and identify potential targets for therapy.
Please watch the Mayo Clinic Precure introduction video before you decide whether to take part in the study.
For more details about the Mayo Clinic Precure Study — including eligibility, what to expect, results and costs — visit the Participation page and the Resources page To ask the study team questions, visit the Contact page.
Please complete the interest and eligibility form linked within your invitation. If you cannot find your invitation, or if you deleted it, visit the Contact page to ask the study team for help.
Hope for the future
Join the study to help advance healthcare and make a difference.