Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA): building a COVID-19 platform for research in Canada

Year:

2021

Applicant:

Raina, Parminder

Institution:

McMaster University

Email:

praina@mcmaster.ca

Keywords:

genetics
metabolomics
proteomics

Project ID:

21CON001

Approved Project Status:

Active

Project Summary

The overarching goal of the CLSA COVID-19 Platform is to provide rapid access of data to the research community in Canada and elsewhere to address urgent questions related to COVID-19 now and in the future. The CLSA already has a full structure and mechanism in place to share data and samples with researchers and partners. We will ensure that data for a wide variety of research on COVID-19 are provided in an expedited fashion to ensure timely research to address current needs of public health and the health-care system.

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