Andrea H. Ramirez, Kelly A. Gebo, Paul A. Harris

doi:10.1001/jama.2021.7702

Summary

This paper reports progress on the All of Us Research Program, a large-scale U.S. biomedical research initiative. Without access to the substantive abstract, specific methodological and outcome details cannot be reliably summarised. The work likely documents programme enrolment metrics, participant demographics, and infrastructural developments.

UK applicability

The All of Us program is a United States-specific initiative. UK applicability would depend on whether findings inform equivalent UK biobank or precision medicine programmes such as the UK Biobank or NHS-linked genomics initiatives.

Key measures

Unable to determine from provided abstract

Outcomes reported

Unable to determine specific outcomes from provided abstract. The abstract provided consists only of a cookie policy notice and does not contain substantive research findings.

Theme: Measurement & metrics
Subject: Other / interdisciplinary
Study type: Commentary
Study design: Narrative review or programme progress report
Source type: Peer-reviewed study
Status: Published
Geography: United States
System type: Human clinical
DOI: 10.1001/jama.2021.7702
Catalogue ID: BFmoso8xrl-hm3jr8

Topic tags

all of us research program precision medicine biobank recruitment health data

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