Breast Cancer Survivorship Study Collecting Blood Samples and Health Data from Women with Early to Mid-Stage Breast Cancer

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are collecting blood samples, clinical information, and self-reported data from women who have survived stage I to III invasive breast cancer. The goal is to create a detailed biorepository that will support future studies exploring the links between individual, molecular, and genetic factors and cancer outcomes. This observational study is sponsored by the University of Southern California and aims to enhance breast cancer survivorship research. Participants will provide blood samples and complete surveys about their lifestyle, health, and social factors. Researchers will also review the participants medical records to gather comprehensive information on treatment history, disease status, and survivorship issues. This biorepository will be maintained and accessible for future breast cancer and survivorship studies. During the study, participants will complete quality-of-life questionnaires and surveys, provide blood samples, and allow researchers to review their medical records. The primary outcome is the establishment of the biorepository over a 5-year period. The study involves ongoing data collection and monitoring, with no intervention or treatment administration, and participation involves regular communication and assessments to support future research efforts.

Breast Cancer Survivorship Biorepository