News and Events
All of Us Research Program Starts Collecting New Mental Health and Well-Being Data
The National Institutes of Health’s All of Us Research Program has launched two new mental health and well-being surveys covering a range of behavioral and emotional health topics, including depression, anxiety, personality, self-harm, and others.
Type: Announcements
Research Roundup: Research With Pride: LGBTQIA+ Representation in All of Us
To further advances in precision health, the All of Us Research Program is committed to engaging participants from all backgrounds and experiences, especially those underrepresented in biomedical research.
Type: Announcements
Information Session with Tribal Communities: Data and Partnerships in All of Us
As part of ongoing efforts to engage and solicit input from Tribal communities, All of Us held a series of four virtual information sessions and discussions in June 2023 on a variety of topics.
View the Letter to Tribal Leaders
View the Video Recording with Audio Description
Type: Event
Information Session with Tribal Communities: Describing Self-Identified AI/AN Participants in All of Us Data
As part of ongoing efforts to engage and solicit input from Tribal communities, All of Us held a series of four virtual information sessions and discussions in June 2023 on a variety of topics.
View the Letter to Tribal Leaders
View the Video Recording with Audio Description
Type: Event
Information Session with Tribal Communities: How Researchers Access and Use All of Us Data
As part of ongoing efforts to engage and solicit input from Tribal communities, All of Us held a series of four virtual information sessions and discussions in June 2023 on a variety of topics.
View the Letter to Tribal Leaders
View the Video Recording with Audio Description
Type: Event
Pre-Submission Webinar for Updated Research Opportunity Announcement
New amendments have been posted to the All of Us Engagement, Communications, and Enrollment Partnerships Research Opportunity Announcement (OTA-22-006) to reflect the priorities of the program. A pre-submission webinar will be held on June 8, 2023 at 1:30 p.m.
Read the latest version of the Research Opportunity Announcement
View the Video Recording with Audio Description
Type: Event
Information Session with Tribal Communities: All of Us Research Program Overview and Tribal Engagement
As part of ongoing efforts to engage and solicit input from Tribal communities, All of Us held a series of four virtual information sessions and discussions in June 2023 on a variety of topics.
View the Letter to Tribal Leaders
View the Video Recording with Audio Description
Type: Event
All of Us Research Program to Host Information Sessions with Tribal Communities
As part of ongoing efforts to engage and solicit input from Tribal communities, the National Institutes of Health’s All of Us Research Program will host a series of four virtual information sessions and discussions this summer.
Type: Announcements
NIH launches largest precision nutrition research effort of its kind
The National Institutes of Health is now enrolling participants in a landmark initiative to advance nutrition research. Nutrition for Precision Health, powered by the All of Us Research Program (NPH), is working with
Type: Announcements
Los NIH lanzan la iniciativa más grande de su tipo de investigación sobre nutrición de precisión.
Los Institutos Nacionales de la Salud están inscribiendo a participantes en una iniciativa histórica para impulsar la investigación en nutrición.
Type: Announcements
All of Us Research Program Makes Nearly 250,000 Whole Genome Sequences Available to Advance Precision Medicine
The National Institutes of Health's All of Us Research Program has significantly expanded its data to now include nearly a quarter million whole genome sequences for broad research
Type: Announcements
El Programa Científico All of Us publica casi 250,000 secuencias del genoma completo para impulsar la medicina de precisión
El Programa Científico All of Us de los Institutos Nacionales de la Salud ha ampliado significativamente sus datos, los cuales ahora incluyen casi un cuarto de millón de secuencias de genomas completos que se podrán usar en investigaciones cie
Type: Announcements