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Electronic health record data on more than 112,000 participants has been collected so far, but EHRs are proving to be a challenge for the All of Us research program.August 15
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The agency’s audit finds vulnerabilities with the Participant Technology Systems Center that had been awarded to Vibrent Health.June 17
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Tool includes de-identified information from participants’ surveys, physical measurements and electronic health records.May 7
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The agency is on track to recruit one million volunteers for the study within five years, if not sooner, says Director Francis Collins, MD.March 15
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Facilities will not only produce genomic data for researchers but will provide analysis of genetic results.September 26
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A federal agency has awarded $21 million to 46 community health centers to support their participation in the Precision Medicine Initiative’s All of Us research program.September 12
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The National Institutes of Health has launched an online hub for researchers to assist them with a biomedical resource.August 23
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The NIH's All of Us research program has partnered with EHR vendors to make data transmission seamless across provider lines, says Stephanie Devaney.July 27
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National Institutes of Health’s All of Us and Cancer Moonshot initiatives are big winners in draft legislation.June 15
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The goal is to recruit 1 million participants who will share physical, genomic and electronic health record data.May 2
