What is the All of Us Research Program?
At the moment, health care is often one-size-fits-all. But imagine a future where your health care is tailored to you.
All of Us is a new research program from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The goal is to advance precision medicine. Precision medicine is health care that is based on you as an individual. It takes into account factors like where you live, what you do, and your family health history. Precision medicine’s goal is to be able to tell people the best ways to stay healthy. If someone does get sick, precision medicine may help health care teams find the treatment that will work best.
To get there, we need one million or more people. Those who join will share information about their health over time. Researchers will study this data. What they learn could improve health for generations to come. Participants are our partners. We’ll share information back with them over time.
At the moment, health care is often one-size-fits-all. But imagine a future where your health care is tailored to you.
Henry Ford Health is one of several prestigious health care organizations across the country supporting the All of Us Research Program, which is run by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
We are calling on volunteers like you to help us make history and change the future of health. The health data you share will be added to the All of Us Research Program database so researchers can access this data to conduct studies.
You will be contributing to research that may improve health for everyone.
Here are some examples of what researchers might be able to discover:
We will take great care to protect your information.
Here are a few of the steps we will take:
Longstanding partnership with the National Institutes of Health expands Michigan's participation in the All of Us Research Program
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