As a research participant, you have a right to:

• Understand what is being studied and why it is being studied

• Understand what you will be asked to do and what to expect the research team to do if you join the study

• Understand any risks, side effects, or discomforts that you might expect if you join the study

• Understand possible benefits of joining the study

• Know if and how you might be paid for your time

• Know if you might have to pay for anything as part of the study (for example, co-pays for doctor visits or parking for study visits)

• Understand whether any medicines, treatments, or devices used in the study are different from usual care one might receive

• Ask any questions and receive answers from the research team before consenting or agreeing to join the study

• Take your time deciding whether you want to join the study

• Know about treatment and care available if you experience side effects during the study

• Receive a signed and dated copy of the consent agreement both you and the study team sign when you join a study

• Know about major changes to the study that impact you after you join

• Quit the study at any time, and have the help of the study team to safely stop any treatments or medicines

• Freely choose whether or not you join a study, without feeling like you should or have to join