The Preeclampsia Registry is a valuable resource that you can turn to when posing new questions, testing new hypotheses, and building study cohorts. As a “living database” that includes extensive health and pregnancy history, natural history, clinical data, and medical records, it also collects longitudinal data and has the capability to ask new questions of our participants. The information collected is aligned with standards and definitions used in most current research efforts, therefore, the data is "user-friendly" to the most number of researchers.
Once approved, you will be able to access and analyze de-identified data, search for a study cohort, or use our clinical study recruitment services. The trust patients place in us is uncompromised, therefore, clinical studies must be IRB-approved and evaluated by our internal review board to ensure patient safety and relevance to our mission.
If you would like us to collect new information in the registry or are interested in submitting a proposal to access registry data, please send an email to the Registry Manager at registry@preeclampsia.org
We appreciate the support of Predictive Laboratories, Inc.,
the official genetics laboratory of the Preeclampsia Registry.
Our mission is to find a cure for preeclampsia and other related hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. Join us and apply for funding to help us save moms and their babies.
Please contact us if you would like the Preeclampsia Foundation to help you recruit participants for a research study or focus group.
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