Tracking 3,000 people to unlock stomach cancer clues
NCT ID NCT06896370
Summary
This study aims to understand if people infected with certain high-risk types of H. pylori bacteria are more likely to develop stomach cancer or pre-cancerous changes. Researchers will follow 3,000 adults over 10 years, observing their health through check-ups but not giving any treatment. The goal is to gather knowledge to help identify who is at greatest risk for future prevention efforts.
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People's Hospital of Tongling City
RECRUITINGTongling, China
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