The All of Us Research Program, which is part of the federal Precision Medicine Initiative, aims to engage more than 1 million participants in sharing biological samples, genetic data and lifestyle information. The goal is to develop a database researchers can use to develop personalized prevention strategies and treatments for a range of conditions.
EMSI will engage participants who volunteer through the research program’s online enrollment portal, many of whom are difficult to connect with. EMSI will manage home-based visits and sample collection, including training local staff, delivering supplies and shipping specimens in accordance with program protocols.
Enrollment will begin later this year.
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