the tests to be done on these samples. These blood samples will be sent to a laboratory at the Institution, City, Country (minimum required location is Country). For CCTG trials, tissue samples leaving the centre may be identified with pathology identification number, if so, it must be specified amongst the identifiers, below. Patient or hospital identification number may not be used. Identification of Samples To protect your identity, the information that will be on your samples will be limited to specify which identifiers will be on the sample(s). For example, participant study code, initials, and pathology identification number. State whether or not participation may continue in this main part of the study, if they withdraw these required samples. Withdrawal of Required Samples If you no longer want your samples to be used in this research, you should tell your doctor. Your study doctor will notify the sponsor who will ensure the samples are returned to the hospital from which they were obtained if needed, or destroyed. If tests have already been done on your sample(s) it will not be possible to withdraw those results. However, no further testing will be done. If applicable: Optional Sample Collection and Banking The researchers doing this study are interested in doing additional research now or in the future on the samples collected from you. You will be given an additional optional study consent form to read and sign if you wish to give permission for the samples to be banked (stored) for future research purposes. You may decide not to participate in the optional study and still participate in this main study. Responsibilities Examples (delete ones that are not applicable/ add additional items as needed): If you choose to participate in this study, you will be expected to: Tell your study doctor about your current medical conditions. Tell your study doctor about all prescription and non-prescription medications and supplements, including vitamins and herbals, and check with your study doctor before starting, stopping or changing any of these. This is for your safety as these may interact with the treatment you receive on this study. Tell your study doctor if you are thinking about participating on another research study. Return any unused study medication. Return any diaries or questionnaires that were completed to the clinic/hospital. Tell your study doctor if you become pregnant or father a child while participating on this study. drinking/eating - specify what food and for how long. Length of Participation
the tests to be done on these samples. These blood samples will be sent to a laboratory at the Institution, City, Country (minimum required location is Country). For CCTG trials, tissue samples leaving the centre may be identified with pathology identification number, if so, it must be specified amongst the identifiers, below. Patient or hospital identification number may not be used. Identification of Samples To protect your identity, the information that will be on your samples will be limited to specify which identifiers will be on the sample(s). For example, participant study code, initials, and pathology identification number. State whether or not participation may continue in this main part of the study, if they withdraw these required samples. Withdrawal of Required Samples If you no longer want your samples to be used in this research, you should tell your doctor. Your study doctor will notify the sponsor who will ensure the samples are returned to the hospital from which they were obtained if needed, or destroyed. If tests have already been done on your sample(s) it will not be possible to withdraw those results. However, no further testing will be done. If applicable: Optional Sample Collection and Banking The researchers doing this study are interested in doing additional research now or in the future on the samples collected from you. You will be given an additional optional study consent form to read and sign if you wish to give permission for the samples to be banked (stored) for future research purposes. You may decide not to participate in the optional study and still participate in this main study. Responsibilities Examples (delete ones that are not applicable/ add additional items as needed): If you choose to participate in this study, you will be expected to: Tell your study doctor about your current medical conditions. Tell your study doctor about all prescription and non-prescription medications and supplements, including vitamins and herbals, and check with your study doctor before starting, stopping or changing any of these. This is for your safety as these may interact with the treatment you receive on this study. Tell your study doctor if you are thinking about participating on another research study. Return any unused study medication. Return any diaries or questionnaires that were completed to the clinic/hospital. Tell your study doctor if you become pregnant or father a child while participating on this study. drinking/eating - specify what food and for how long. Length of Participation