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Observational Research on the Impact and Outcomes of Norovirus (ORION) study

The goal of the ORION study is to better understand how often adults experience a stomach illness known as acute gastroenteritis (or AGE) and how that illness impacts their quality of life.

We are inviting Kaiser Permanente members to take part in this study if they:

  • Are 18 years of age or older
  • Have not had a stomach illness in the past 14 days
  • Are comfortable reading study materials and talking to study staff in English

Participation in ORION is by invitation only. You will receive an email or mailed brochure from us if you are eligible to take part. If you do not receive an email or brochure from us, you are unable to participate in ORION.

If you have received an email from us and do not want to participate, please do one of the following:

  • Click the opt-out link in your email
  • Call the study team at: 206-287-4267
  • Email: KPWA.Vaccine@kp.org

We will remove you from our list, so you don’t get additional emails or mailings. 

More about ORION

In the study, we are asking participants to fill out weekly online surveys for about 8 months and self-collect a stool sample if they are sick.

As a thank you for taking part in this study, participants will be eligible for up to $125 in Amazon gift codes. 

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