Too often, health care is one-size-fits-all. But imagine a future where prevention, treatment, and care are tailored for YOU.
That future starts with research that includes all of us.
Learn morePart of the National Institutes of Health, All of Us is changing how health research is done.
We're building one of the largest and most diverse health databases of its kind.
Adults and children from all backgrounds are sharing their health information as part of All of Us.
Researchers are already using this data to learn more about why people get sick or stay healthy, and what makes each of us unique.
They're using this information to find better ways to prevent and treat illnesses and to care for all of us.
But there's more to do.
Learn moreMany groups have been left out of health research in the past. You can help change that.
Researchers need information from large numbers of people who reflect the diversity of the United States. Our goal is to reach more than 1 million people from all backgrounds.
If you join All of Us, we will ask you to answer health surveys and connect your electronic health records and wearable devices. We may also ask you to share biosamples (like blood, urine, and saliva).
All of this information helps paint a full picture of what makes each of us unique. It helps researchers understand how our health history, genetics, environment, and life experiences impact our health.
All of Us is a research program and does not provide health care or medical advice.
Sign up todayAll of Us follows all laws and rules for keeping the data you share with us safe and private.
We often test the security of our databases. Before making data available to researchers, we remove personal details that could identify you. We also require researchers to go through training. They must agree to our data use rules.
Learn more about privacyAll of Us requires training to make sure that every researcher who wants to use the Workbench understands how to really follow the rules set in place by All of Us.
The safety, the security, and the ethics of this program are at the highest level. We really care about our participants as partners.
It’s an easy thing to do, it’s safe, it’s secure, and I hope you’ll be involved too.
They do a great job of protecting people who may disclose things through the All of Us data set ... that may not necessarily be disclosed in their day-to-day lives.
Learn more from the Voices of All of Us
So far, more than 831,100 people have joined the program. More than 80% of All of Us participants are from groups that have rarely been part of health research.
*Fully enrolled participants are those who have shared their health information with All of Us, including giving blood and urine or saliva samples.
Last updated: August 21, 2024
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