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This week marks 7 years of All of Us! We've built the nation's largest accessible biomedical data resource while delivering the world's largest return of individualized DNA research results. Watch our advisory panel public session to learn what's next: youtube.com/watch?v=oi6GvD…

Check out this Genomics England podcast featuring All of Us Chief Data Officer Dr. Andrea Ramirez speaking about the influence of UK_Biobank on All of Us, the importance of engaging participants for long-term studies like ours, and more. Listen now: allof-us.org/3ESUmxb

Adults with amblyopia face higher odds of unemployment and Medicaid use, per AllofUsResearch study and highlights the need to prioritize equitable screening and early intervention. Read more at DOI: 10.1016/j.jaapos.2025.104160 #PediatricOphthalmology #Amblyopia #HealthEquity

Meet Sana, the first high school student to access the All of Us Research Program’s Researcher Workbench. The platform helps researchers explore data and ask big questions. We’re excited to follow her journey. Learn more: allof-us.org/4d6UINa

Did you know about 2 in 5 participants in the All of Us Research Program are over 60 years old? Help shape the future of health by joining us today: allof-us.org/434HXr #OlderAmericansMonth

The All of Us Research Program follows all national and state laws to protect your information. We also have our own extensive privacy rules. Your privacy is our priority. Learn more: allof-us.org/4k80y3e

🤝 Want to learn about the Community for All of Us researchers? You can connect, share tips for using the workbench, get project support, and find collaborators. Registered Researchers can sign up for the May 23 at 2pm ET workshop here: allof-us.org/4gksG27

🎉 Big congrats to Dr. Kathryn McDougal on being named Faculty of the Year at Towson University! An early user of the All of Us Researcher Workbench, she pioneered its use in the classroom and curriculum, helping improve the platform with thoughtful feedback. Well deserved! 👏

This #MemorialDay, we honor those who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice inspires our commitment to a healthier future for this generation and for generations to come. #HonorAndRemember

🧬 It’s Public Health Genomics Week! Tomorrow, May 29th at 2pm ET, Pitt Public Health will host All of Us CEO Dr. Josh Denny for a public webinar on improving health through large cohorts, genetics, & precision medicine. Join here: allof-us.org/43Nz7GC #PHGW #PublicHealthGenomics

Veterans have unique health experiences shaped by service and sacrifice. By participating in All of Us, veterans like Heather are helping researchers uncover better treatments, improve care, & shape the future of health care for generations. Learn more allof-us.org/3Z6XRXO

A new study using AllofUsResearch, @UK_Biobank & Mass General Brigham data shows a new polygenic risk score can predict peripheral artery disease w/ performance similar to knowing if someone has diabetes & even predicts outcomes like limb complications: allof-us.org/3FA9qjv

☕️ Grab your coffee and join us for our Friday Morning Coffee Series! Sessions cover how to get started on the Researcher Workbench, including the data and tools available. The next session is June 6 at 10 am ET. Registered researchers can sign up at allof-us.org/4j7UDue

Researchers created AoUPRS, a new open-source tool that cuts polygenic risk score calculation costs by up to 99% in some cases. Built for All of Us data, it makes large-scale genomic risk scoring faster & more accessible. Learn more: allof-us.org/4jqn1rr

ONE week until June's journal club, where our speakers use data from the @AllofusResearch Program to emphasize the need for diverse populations to make cancer research broadly applicable. Interested in #cancergenetics and #precisionmedicine? Register Now: learning.ashg.org/products/cance…

We're helping researchers better understand chronic disease, including those most at risk of developing a chronic condition and why their risk is higher. Learn more from this interview with our CEO, Dr. Josh Denny: allof-us.org/4jouFDz

🔒Before researchers can see participant data, we remove names and other directly identifying information. We also require researchers to sign a contract promising they won't try to identify anyone. Learn more about how we’re safeguarding privacy: allof-us.org/3T6FyhO

This week, team members Loriane Ngarambe, Yuri Valesquez, and Amesha Green attended the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) Rare Disease Scientific Symposium in D.C. Our team hosted an AllofUsResearch booth to educate attendees on opportunities for researchers to participate in All of Us.