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Prospective Familial Registry for Pancreas Research

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Study Summary

Prospective Familial Registry for Pancreas Research

The study aims to create a list of people who don't have pancreatic cancer but have two or more family members who do. If you join, you'll fill out a health and family history questionnaire every two years. You might also be asked to donate a small blood sample, about 3½ tablespoons, at your local doctor's office. You may also be asked to provide contact details of other eligible family members. Importantly, you won't need to visit Mayo Clinic for this study.

  • Study involves filling a questionnaire every two years.
  • Blood sample may be requested once.
  • No travel to Mayo Clinic is required.
Study details
    Family History of Pancreas Cancer

NCT07358208

Mayo Clinic

31 July 2026

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