Family Life Project Registry/Repository Study

The primary objective of the FLP registry/repository is to provide an secure way to store and share the valuable and unique data from the FLP sample of participants with other scientists. These data will contribute to the a large NIH study called the ECHO project and will be used for scientific papers or presentations that examine the role of early environment and early experiences on child development and later outcomes in families living in rural areas. Access to this data will provide the chance to use new methods for data analysis or data processing that can help examine these questions in new and important ways that may inform how policies are made.