Advancing Personalized Medicine
Projects increasingly pair genomic and wearable data with machine learning and AI to show how health risks differ across people.
Building Research Capacity
Seed funding, technical assistance and All of Us Workbench training. 70% of project leads are emerging researchers.
Returning Value to Communities
The Researchers in the Community Series shares findings in accessible formats with trusted community partners.
67
projects funded
202
researchers
40+
institutions
14
publications
44
scientific presentations
1,133
community briefing attendees
Four rounds of funded research
Since 2022, HARC has funded 67 projects in 21 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
Round 1
2022–23
11
projects
Cervical cancer prevention and screening
Round 2
2023–24
14
projects
Cardiometabolic disease, cancer, respiratory disease, osteoarthritis, Alzheimer’s disease
Round 3
2024–25
13
projects
Cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, asthma, diabetes and obesity, mental health, glaucoma, HIV
Round 4
2025–26
11
projects · largest round
Alzheimer’s and cognition, mental health, chronic pain, cardiometabolic and kidney disease, cancer, genomic risk prediction
Research spotlight
Spotlight finding · Glaucoma genetics
A genome-wide study of 374,254 All of Us participants found new genetic risk sites for glaucoma in people of Latino and African ancestry, showing that genetic risk can differ across populations.
Scientific Reports, 2026 · Baxter team
Cervical precancer treatment
3 in 4 women with high-grade cervical precancer did not receive treatment within 12 months.
Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease, 2025 · Desravines team
HPV vaccination
68% lower odds of HPV vaccination among women without health insurance, in a cohort of 113,344.
Gynecologic Oncology, 2024 · Polan team
Heart surgery and cognition
23% higher odds of later cognitive impairment after bypass surgery, among 22,349 people with coronary artery disease.
BMJ Neurology Open, 2026 · Hariharan team
Returning value to communities
Researchers in the Community
Since Spring 2025, the Researchers in the Community Series has shared findings in accessible formats with 1,133 attendees, in partnership with trusted community-based organizations.
99.1%
of attendees learned something new
89.2%
were motivated to join or continue participating in research