Oregon women sought for study on the potential connection between blood cancers and heart disease

By Amanda Gibbs October 29, 2016

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Dr. Kim-Hien Dao is leading a study at OHSU for women aged 65 and older called WEAR, or Women Engaged in Advancing Research, to collect health and genetic data that may one day enable them to identify and prevent these often-fatal diseases.
(OHSU/Amanda Gibbs)

WEAR Study

Study participant Judith Baggs is interviewed at the OHSU Gabriel Park Clinic, October 29, 2016. Baggs is part of an OHSU study for women aged 65 and older called WEAR, or Women Engaged in Advancing Research, to collect health and genetic data that may one day enable them to identify and prevent these often-fatal diseases.
(OHSU/Amanda Gibbs)

WEAR Study

Study participants attend a blood draw at OHSU Gabriel Park Clinic, October 29, 2016 as part of an OHSU study for women aged 65 and older called WEAR, or Women Engaged in Advancing Research, to collect health and genetic data that may one day enable them to identify and prevent these often-fatal diseases.
(OHSU/Amanda Gibbs)