All of Us Research Program ^Hubs

The All of Us Research Program, led by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at building one of the most diverse and comprehensive biomedical databases in the world. Launched in 2018, the program seeks to enroll one million or more participants from diverse backgrounds across the United States, collecting extensive health, genetic, and lifestyle information to advance precision medicine. By prioritizing inclusivity, All of Us ensures that traditionally underrepresented groups in medical research are represented, creating a data resource that better reflects the diversity of the U.S. population.

The program collects data from electronic health records (EHRs), surveys, physical measurements, and genetic samples, enabling researchers to investigate how genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors influence health and disease. Participants are also offered wearable devices and mobile technology to provide continuous health data, fostering a comprehensive understanding of individual health dynamics. Through this data, All of Us aims to drive personalized approaches to healthcare, supporting the development of targeted treatments and preventive strategies tailored to each person's unique biology and lifestyle.

All of Us emphasizes transparency and engagement, allowing participants to access their own health data and learn about the research they contribute to. The program collaborates with research institutions, healthcare providers, and community organizations to facilitate widespread access and public trust. As a pioneering effort in data diversity and precision medicine, the All of Us Research Program is setting new standards for inclusive research, ultimately transforming healthcare to be more precise, preventive, and equitable for all.