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Ancillary Studies

Definition

  1. A project that collects new data in MESA, whether directly from participants or from previously collected samples, images, or other sources (e.g., medical records).

  2. A project that analyzes existing MESA data as part of a new external funding application, for which additional MESA Coordinating Center (CC) services will be requested beyond downloading of data already available on the MESA website (e.g., analysis by a CC Statistician or preparation of a unique dataset).


Please contact Craig Johnson (wcraigj@uw.edu) if you are interested in developing an application.

 

Ancillary Study Resources

Ancillary Studies Internal Landing Page (login required)
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Ancillary Study Links (password protected)

MESA Amyloidosis

A study of age related changes in heart structure and function associated with fibrosis and transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis.

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Coronavirus
MESA COVID-19

COVID-19 studies assess symptoms, risk factors for infection, and the effects of COVID-19 on clinical and subclinical cardiopulmonary disease and events.

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Neurons
MESA MIND

Improving vascular health to delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias is thought to be a critical potential prevention strategy.

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Air Pollution
MESA Lung

The MESA Lung is sponsored by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Project.

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Sleep
MESA Sleep

A study of sleep patterns and habits, and the role these may play in cardiovascular diseases.

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Stress
MESA Stress

A study of the role that stress plays in cardiovascular diseases.

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Heart
MESA Air Pollution

The MESA Air Pollution is sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency

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Lungs
MRI RV Function

A study of Right Ventricular function utilizing the MESA cohort MRIs

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Red blood cells
MESA Arterial Elasticity

A study of Arterial Elasticity among the MESA cohort.

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