I'm interested in the 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study'. Can you tell me the age range for eligible participants, if individuals with a personal history of cancer can join (and what types are exceptions), the primary goal of the study, and the specific types of samples collected? Additionally, how many participants have donated their *first* biological samples according to the latest news, and what is the process for external researchers to access the collected data while ensuring participant privacy? Finally, what is the best way to contact the study team?
Navigate to 'https://dietandhealth.cancer.gov'. Navigate to the 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' dedicated page by clicking on 'Our Research' then 'Studies Actively Enrolling Participants', and finally the 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' link. On the 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' page, locate the 'Overview of Study Setting and Design' section to extract the age range for eligible participants and confirm if individuals with a personal history of cancer can join, noting any exceptions explicitly stated. Still in the 'Overview of Study Setting and Design' section, identify and list the specific types of biological samples collected from participants. On the 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' page, find the 'Scientific Summary' section to identify and extract the primary goal of the study. From the 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' page, click on the 'Update: Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' link to navigate to the latest news. On the news page, locate the 'Participant Recruitment' section and extract the exact number of participants mentioned who have enrolled. Navigate back to the main 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' page. On the 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' page, click on the 'Coordinating Center' link to find contact information. On the 'Connect Support Center' page, identify the specific contact methods (phone or email) provided for the Connect study. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Connect for Cancer Prevention Study' dedicated page. The agent states that participants must be 'age 30-70'. The agent states that individuals with 'no personal history of invasive cancer' can join, and explicitly mentions 'non-melanoma skin cancer' as the stated exception. The agent states the primary goal of the study as 'to further investigate the etiology of cancer and its outcomes, which may inform new approaches in precision prevention and early detection'. The agent identifies and lists the specific types of biological samples collected as 'blood, urine, and saliva samples'. The agent correctly states that 'more than 40,000 participants have enrolled' (or the most current number stated on the news page). The agent accurately describes that information from Connect is stored online, and scientists not part of Connect can ask to use it, with participant privacy protected by removing identifying information from survey answers and samples before sharing. The agent provides the correct contact information for the Connect study as 'ConnectStudy@norc.org' or '1-866-462-6621'.