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What is your date of birth? *
Age is a critical factor in clinical research to ensure the safety of participants and the accuracy of study results, as different age groups may react differently to treatments.
What is your height and weight? *

This information will be used to calculate your BMI, or body mass index.

BMI helps researchers understand how a treatment might affect individuals with different body types and ensuring the dosage is appropriate.
What is your sex? *
Biological sex can influence the effectiveness and side effects of medications.
Do you have a history of any of the following diagnoses, cardiovascular events, or have you had any heart related treatments? *

Please check all that apply.

Previous cardiovascular events are important for screening to ensure the study protocol safely accommodates your medical history.
Do you have chronic kidney disease? *

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a condition where your kidneys lose their function over time.

Kidney function is vital for processing medications. Knowing your CKD status helps determine if the study is safe for you.
Do you have high blood pressure, also called hypertension? *

High blood pressure means a recent reading where the top number was at least 130 or the bottom number was at least 90...

Hypertension is often a primary or secondary condition being studied in cardiovascular research.
Do you have Diabetes? *

If so, which type?

Diabetes status is crucial as many clinical trials for heart and weight focus on glucose management.
Have you ever taken a medication containing GLP-1? *

Example: Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Mounjaro®, Zepbound™, etc.

Previous use of GLP-1 receptor agonists can impact your baseline measurements and eligibility for new weight-loss studies.
Have you had any of the following conditions or procedures? *
Certain inflammatory or neurological conditions may interfere with study outcomes or participant safety.
Not including GLP-1 medications, have you ever taken any other weight loss medication? *
To evaluate a new treatment, researchers need to know what other medications you have used that might influence weight.
Have you ever had any of the following surgical procedures for obesity? *
Bariatric surgeries permanently alter the digestive system, which can change how medications are absorbed.
Have you ever had any device-based procedures for obesity such as Lap-Band®, intragastric balloon, or duodenal-jejunal endoluminal liner? *
Devices like gastric balloons can affect gastric emptying and medication effectiveness.
Do you consider yourself Hispanic or Latino? *
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Collecting ethnicity data helps ensure that clinical trials represent diverse populations, which is essential for understanding treatment effects across all backgrounds.
Which of the following best describes you? *
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