The All of Us Research Program, a pivotal initiative of the National Institutes of Health, is dedicated to revolutionizing health research by building one of history’s largest and most diverse health databases. By participating in the All of Us Research Program, community members can contribute to ensuring that future medical discoveries are inclusive and beneficial to everyone.

Participants will be asked to share health and lifestyle information, including their environment, life experiences, and family health history. The program welcomes individuals from all walks of life—whether healthy or sick—creating a resource that will inform thousands of studies across a broad spectrum of health conditions.

Visitors can sign up on-site, complete surveys, connect electronic health records and wearable devices, and provide blood, urine, and saliva biosamples. They can also choose to receive personalized information from their biosamples, including insights into genetic ancestry and traits, risks for hereditary diseases, and how their bodies might react to certain medications.