How the NIH All of Us Research Program can be a resource for All of Us (In-Person)

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All of Us is a national research program launched by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the United States. The program aims to advance precision medicine by creating a diverse research cohort of one million or more volunteer participants. By collecting data from a large and diverse group of people (596,000 participants enrolled as of February 2023). All of Us aims to generate a comprehensive understanding of the biological, environmental, and behavioral factors that contribute to health and disease.

This session will provide an overview of the National Institutes of Health All of Us Research Program and a description of the many ways in which this database can be used by the Yale community. The presentation will include a description of the NIH All of Us Research Program and the information available to researchers through the database. There will also be a discussion of several examples of projects that can be done with All of Us and there will be an opportunity for questions and group discussion.