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Participants Needed
National Healthy Children Study
Age 4–17 years
Help us develop new medical tests for children!
Participation is all done from home.
Who
Ages 4 – 17
How
All from Home
Time
~1 hr 50 min
Location
Across the US
About the Study
Help us develop new medical tests for children.
The National Healthy Children Study is being conducted at Arizona State University. Children ages 4–17 across the United States are invited to take part — with everything completed from home.
Total participation takes approximately 1 hour 50 minutes, spread across a few simple steps. No clinic visits are required.
What Participation Involves
Five simple steps — all done from home.
Online application
Complete a short online application to get started.
Virtual consent meeting
Meet with the study team virtually to review consent.
Health questionnaires
Complete questionnaires about your child's health.
At-home sample collection
Collect samples at home following provided instructions.
Shipping samples
Ship the samples back using materials provided.
Participation is completely voluntary. You may withdraw at any time without affecting your child's care.
Who Can Participate?
Children ages 4–17 years across the US who meet the following criteria:
Are in good physical and mental health
Have no major neurological or genetic disorders
Have a parent/guardian able to provide consent and is fluent in English
Eligibility confirmed through online screening and questionnaires.
Compensation
Participants will receive compensation, prorated, based on the components completed.
Total Compensation
$175 – $275
Prorated based on completion of study components
Questionnaires
Urine, stool & cheek swab samples
Optional blood collection
Optional stool record
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Interested?
See if your child qualifies.
For the National Healthy Children Study at Arizona State University.
See If Your Child QualifiesParticipation is completely voluntary. You may withdraw at any time without affecting your child's care.
This study is conducted under Institutional Review Board (IRB) oversight at Arizona State University.
