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Menstrual Cycle Study
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We are conducting a research study into the effects of genetic variation on the menstrual cycle and the uterus. We are looking for Caucasian women, ages 20-45, who are not pregnant or taking birth control pills, for a research study of the menstrual cycle and the uterus. Click here for more information about qualifying for participation in this study.
Participation involves giving a mouthwash sample (for genetic testing) and having your height and weight measured in our offices on Temple University’s main campus. Participants then follow their menstrual cycles at home for 3 months. Finally, participants undergo transvaginal ultrasound testing of the uterus at Temple Hospital. Click here for more comprehensive details about being in the study.
Want to participate? Contact Elizabeth Rowe at 215-204-3464, or by e-mail at ejrowe@temple.edu.
Principal Investigator: Dr. Christie Rockwell
Sub-Investigator: Elizabeth Rowe
Sub-Investigator: Dr. Osnant Geifman-Holtzman
Address:
Department of Anthropology
Temple University
Gladfelter Hall, room 215
1115 W. Berks St.
Philadelphia, PA 19122
This information is approved by Temple University for public display and is associated with project 11489.