Non-Europeans account for half the DNA sequenced by All of Us
The data release this week includes the whole genome sequences of nearly 250,000 participants — half of whom are of non-European ancestry.
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The data release this week includes the whole genome sequences of nearly 250,000 participants — half of whom are of non-European ancestry.
Analysis of the ‘All of Us’ genomic data set begins to tackle inequities in genetics research. Analysis of the ‘All of Us’ genomic data set begins to tackle inequities in genetics research.
The National Institutes of Health is carrying out a very large study to see how genetics affect health by following 1 million people over ten years. They have begun to share important health results with study volunteers.
Thousands of Americans who shared their DNA for science are about to learn if they have some particularly worrisome genes. It's part of a massive National Institutes of Health project
More than 155,000 Americans who shared their DNA for science are about to learn something in return: Do they have some particularly worrisome genes?