Follow-Up Don’t forget to complete your Annual Follow-Up Form when the MURDOCK Study contacts you every year around the anniversary of your enrollment.
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In the Community The success of the MURDOCK Study correlates directly to the engagement of community partners and their willingness to actively support this long-term health study.
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Collaborators CTSI TransPop offers collaborators a breadth of assets and capabilities for investigators. These resources have been developed under and grown out of the MURDOCK Study that began in 2007.
Publications CTSI TransPop is committed to informing participants about all of the latest research findings from study investigators. Publications and abstracts are available here.
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EVENTS
Walk With A Doc returns in March Walk With A Doc is on winter break and will return Saturday, March 2, at 9 a.m in Les Myers Community Park in Concord. Bring a friend! Sign up for alerts and reminders by emailing cecilia.plez@duke.edu
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Engagement Corner Continue reading →We are excited what 2018 will have in store for TransPop! Check out some pictures from community events so far.
Healthy Happenings Calendar Find upcoming health events on the Healthy Happenings Calendar! You can find anything from cooking classes, support groups, and also our Walk with a Doc events.
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The MURDOCK Study partners with the David H. Murdock Research Institute to access world-class technologies and platforms. Click on the logo above to see what other projects the DHMRI is supporting.
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The North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis is a 350-acre research center located just north of Charlotte, NC. Corporations, universities and healthcare organizations - Duke CTSI
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The CTSI’s Translational Population Health Research team in Kannapolis manages many studies, including the MURDOCK Study, the COPD study, and the MS study.
UPDATES
- NC mill town once made sheets and towels. Now it draws volunteers for medical research.
More than 12,000 local people are taking part in the Measurement to Understand the Reclassification of Disease of Cabarrus/Kannapolis — the long name for what’s more simply called the MURDOCK Study. Led by Duke University scientists, it’s among the largest medical studies of a single U.S. community.
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Continue reading → - Volunteer Registry Would you like to participate in health research?If you are interested in being contacted about future research studies, please join our health research volunteer registry.Register at volunteer.duketranspop.orgContinue reading →
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