The Kaiser Permanente Autism Family Biobank (KPAFB) is a Kaiser Permanente Northern California project working to create a research bank of genetic, medical, and environmental information that will help guide the development of effective autism treatments for years to come.
Data collected by the KPAFB will be available to all qualified researchers to explore the causes, treatments, and prevention of ASD. The study is open to Kaiser Permanente Northern California members with an ASD diagnosis, and their biological parents who do not need to be Kaiser members.
The goal is to recruit 5,000 family trios (child and both biological parents) to donate a blood or saliva sample from each member, and answer short questionnaires.
To sign up or get more information, please visit www.kp.org/autismfamilybiobank
Or contact us:
Email: autism.research@kp.org
Phone: 1-866-279-0733
Thank you! And spread the word!
Data collected by the KPAFB will be available to all qualified researchers to explore the causes, treatments, and prevention of ASD. The study is open to Kaiser Permanente Northern California members with an ASD diagnosis, and their biological parents who do not need to be Kaiser members.
The goal is to recruit 5,000 family trios (child and both biological parents) to donate a blood or saliva sample from each member, and answer short questionnaires.
To sign up or get more information, please visit www.kp.org/autismfamilybiobank
Or contact us:
Email: autism.research@kp.org
Phone: 1-866-279-0733
Thank you! And spread the word!
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