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Participate in the SNIFLS Study and Help Us Understand Viral Spread in Seattle! We’re excited to introduce the Seattle Network for Influenza and Flu-like Symptoms (SNIFLS) Study You may qualify to participate if you meet the following criteria: You are at least 18 years old. You currently...

We are currently looking for individuals who have had a diagnosis of COVID-19 within the last 6 months. We are offering a $15.00 incentive gift card for individuals who meet recruitment criteria (e.g., have had COVID-19 within the last 6 months), and who attend an appointment...

This study, conducted by the University of Washington, is collecting user feedback and investigating the usability of our lab’s recently developed lollipop-inspired sampling system, CandyCollect, which enables at-home collection of bacteria and viruses associated with respiratory disease in saliva. CandyCollect will be sent to participants...

This study, conducted by the University of Washington, is collecting user feedback and investigating the usability of our lab’s recently developed lollipop-inspired sampling system, CandyCollect, which enables at-home collection of bacteria and viruses associated with respiratory disease in saliva. CandyCollect will be sent to participants...

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The purpose of this pilot study is to record the daily human activities, and to develop predictive models of physical activity. We hope this study will enable researchers to test and validate new technologies that may subsequently be used to study and inform researchers and...

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