Respected Veterans, we need your help. We are working with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) All of Us Research Program to help speed up health research. All of Us is looking for Veteran volunteers to share their health data with our approved researchers. You can find out if your VA Hospital or Clinic is enrolling by contacting the VA AoU Information Center at (833) 805-0426.
The VA is building upon its existing work with the Million Veterans Program (MVP) by participating in All of Us to make sure that the Veteran population is represented in this very important research program. The VA was selected by NIH to be a Health Care Provider Organization (HPO). Both MVP and All of Us want to collect different types of health data to help accelerate research on human health.
While both MVP and All of Us are different research programs run by different agencies, MVP and All of Us share many similar goals and work closely together. By working together, we may change the future of health.
You can enroll online today. You do not need insurance to enroll.
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Your privacy is very important, and we will take great care to protect it if you join. Here are a few of the steps we will take:
Still, loss of privacy is a risk of taking part in the All of Us Research Program. Even without your name, there is a chance someone could figure out who you are. Your information could be misused. We believe the chance of this is very small, but it is not zero.
If you join, you will be contributing to research that may improve health for everyone. Our goal is to understand why people get sick or stay healthy.
Also, you will be able to see your All of Us Research Program information, which might be interesting to you. You may also learn about your health. If you choose, you will be able to share your All of Us information with your health care provider.
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