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The National Institutes of Health is soliciting applications for operating the Participant Technology Systems Center in support of NIH’s All of Us research program, a Precision Medicine Initiative cohort.December 25
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The National Institutes of Health has selected Joshua Denny, MD, to serve as chief executive officer of the All of Us research program.December 11
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A Senate Appropriations subcommittee on Wednesday released its draft Fiscal Year 2020 funding bill for the Department of Health and Human Services, including substantial increases for major medical research initiatives that leverage healthcare IT.September 19
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Genetic counseling will be provided to participants in the National Institutes of Health’s All of Us research program who may get actionable results under the Precision Medicine Initiative.August 23
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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
