SEARCH
Researchers at University of Edinburgh are looking for people to take part in the GEM (Genetic Environmental Microbial) project.
Research opportunity for individuals who have siblings or parents with Crohn's
The GEM Project is an international research study attempting to determine possible causes for Crohn’s Disease by following healthy individuals who are at a higher risk for developing the disease over time.
The study is hoping to encourage healthy individuals who have a sibling and/or parent with Crohn’s Disease to join the effort and help find a cause. It is an international study that hopes to recruit up to 4000 patients.
Find out more
If you are interested in taking part or need more information, please contact the UK GEM office:
- email gem@ed.ac.uk
- call 0131 537 3845 / 3878
Or visit the GEM Project website.
This research study is not funded or organised by Crohn's & Colitis UK, and therefore we cannot take responsibility for your involvement in the research.
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