Our Study
The Healthy Oregon Project (HOP) aims to engage Oregonians in research opportunities and empower participants with personalized health information. Enrolling in the HOP study can be done from a mobile device or online which can offer people from any part of the state the chance to contribute to research and receive valuable information. The studies in HOP may change through the years, allowing participants to join as many studies as their HOP account.
Explore the HOP research happening now.
The surveys in HOP help us understand more about the impact of environment, behavior, and lifestyle on cancer and other chronic disease risks. Each survey contributes to research while providing instant personalized feedback that you can refer to at any time.
Help us understand Oregonians' experiences and concerns about air quality, community resources, and preparations for air quality events.
To encourage early, effective treatment, we want to understand why people do or do not participate in pancreatic cancer screening.
Tell us what motivates people to participate in cancer screening and testing by sharing your views in this survey.
HOP wants to learn more about you! This survey is repeated annually to make sure your information is up to date.
Update us on your tobacco and alcohol use. This annual survey lets you report any changes each year.
Show your understanding of cancer screening guidelines and help researchers at the same time.
Sharing your understanding, beliefs, and experiences with cancer.
Helping researchers to understand past cancer diagnosis and known family history. We encourage cancer survivors to join HOP!
Sharing personal and family history related to colorectal cancer and disease for overall knowledge.
Knowing more about your everyday lifestyle helps us have a fuller understanding of our participants and how health impacts their lives. Here is the chance to tell us about you!
Understanding your experience with stress over the last month.
Having insight into what fuels decision-making behaviors can help understand how people accomplish tasks in life.
Knowing more about your everyday lifestyle helps us have a fuller understanding of our participants and how health impacts their lives. Here is the chance to tell us about you!
Understanding your experience with stress over the last month.
Having insight into what fuels decision-making behaviors can help understand how people accomplish tasks in life.
Testing your response time helps researchers understand the effects of participants' sleep schedules on attention.
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