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Early iron exposure on the gut microbiota in young infants
This is a four month-long study, beginning at birth. The first study visit is conducted at the University of Colorado Hospital and the last visit takes place at Children’s Hospital Colorado. The other four visits are conducted in your home. Formula is provided to all study participants for... Protocol #18-1317 |
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NIH RECOVER: A Multi-site Observational Study of Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Adults (Pregnancy Arm)
This study is looking at the long-term implications of COVID-19 infection in pregnant patients. Study participants may be asked to answer sets of questions about ongoing symptoms, give samples such as blood and urine and possibly have some other imaging tests. ... Protocol #22-2323 |
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PRenatal and Obstetric Maternal Exposures and ISlet Autoantibodies in Early Life - The PROMISE Study
The environment during pregnancy may contribute to the risk of islet autoimmunity (IA) in the baby. Having IA increases the risk of type 1 diabetes (T1D) in the child. Illnesses such as viruses could contribute to IA and T1D risk. Pregnancy history may also influence IA and T1D risk. Ha... Protocol #22-1840 |
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The early and late contribution of fasting and postprandial triglycerides on newborn subcutaneous and intrahepatic fat in pregnancy
What Happens If I Join the Study? - You will have 4 study visits during pregnancy and 1 study visit after your baby is born - You will be asked to prick your finger to monitor blood sugar and blood triglyceride levels 4 times a day for 4 days after each visit (total of 64 finger pokes) ... Protocol #20-0706 Location: Broomfield Hospital, Cherry Creek Medical Center, Childrens Hospital Colorado, CTRC Inpatient, Highlands Ranch Hospital, Lone Tree Medical Center, Longs Peak Hospital, Outpatient CTRC, Outpatient CTRC, UCHealth Central Park Medical Center, UCHealth Internal Medical Clinic - Lowry |
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Influenza-Specific Immunity and Responses to Inactivated Influenza Vaccine in Infants: Effect of Maternal Vaccination During Pregnancy
This study aims to learn more about how babies' immune systems react to the influenza vaccine and if there is any difference between babies whose mothers receive the influenza vaccine, or not, before the baby is born. Study visits will take place during prenatal care and delivery as well a... Protocol #20-1074 Location: Childrens Hospital Colorado, University of Colorado Hospital |
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Effect Of Neonatal BCG Administration On Innate And Adaptive Immune Responses To Infection With Rotavirus Live Attenuated Vaccine Strain In HIV-Exposed And Unexposed Infants
Women in this study will consent in the third trimester and have cord blood collected at the time of delivery. The infant will have four visits at Children's Hospital Colorado.... Protocol #20-0593 Location: Childrens Hospital Colorado, Highlands Ranch Hospital, University of Colorado Hospital |
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Harnessing Cells from Human Milk; Linking Lactation to Metabolism
In this study: - Participants will complete 2 study visits (in late pregnancy & 2 wks postpartum) - Participants will have their milk production measured and provide blood and breastmilk samples If you join the study, you will be part of the study for up to a month and a half, lasting... Protocol #21-2835 Location: CTRC Inpatient, Outpatient CTRC, Outpatient CTRC, University of Colorado Hospital |
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Mothers Optimizing Resources Everyday (MORE)
This study plans to learn more about perinatal mood disorders and sources of support for pregnant and postpartum individuals. Personal and social resources can help individuals cope with the demands associated with the transition to motherhood. Interventions that support personal resources... Protocol #22-1725 Location: University of Colorado Hospital |
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Early-life determinants of child health: A new Denver-based cohort
This study will focus on collecting information from moms and their babies to understand how the environment and things that happen early in children's life (including before they are conceived or born) influence a broad range of child health outcomes, including their development, health a... Protocol #23-1622 Location: Department Specific Free Standing Clinic, Highlands Ranch Hospital, University of Colorado Hospital |
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Improving patient-centered Ob-Gyn care for Black women: Co-designing solutions to mitigate systemic racism, discrimination and bias
CU OB-Gyn providers are committed to addressing racial inequities in healthcare. We invite patients, advocates and members of the community who identify as Black, African American, African, Afro-Latinx or Afro-Caribbean to share your experiences and feedback, especially those that have rec... Protocol #23-2269 Location: Department Specific Free Standing Clinic, University of Colorado Hospital |