All of Us has significantly expanded our data to now include nearly a quarter million whole genome sequences! Researchers can use this data to make scientific discoveries that can lead to a healthier future for everyone. Read the announcement https://t.co/g9OkGQIAHR #JoinAllofUs
T-Minus 1️⃣ week until Esperanza’s biggest event of the year! Take advantage of our Group Deal to save $100! Bring your crew of 4 or make it a double date. Either way, it’s been scientifically proven that the more the merrier. Get your tickets here: https://t.co/ciRWDqMHHj
Welcome to our Twitter Chat for Global Accessibility Awareness Day! We’re excited to host this conversation on the importance of accessibility, inclusion, and health. Who else is joining us today? #GAADChat
NEWS 🎉: All of Us has released its first genomic dataset, which includes whole genome sequences from nearly 100K participants, in addition to genotyping arrays on 165K participants from diverse backgrounds. #Researchers, learn more: https://t.co/qLPou3x52A #ResearchAllofUs
With Jan Kitajewski @kitaj_angio, Director of the @UICancerCenter, visiting us here @LurieCancer to discuss research collaborations and community outreach efforts in Chicago.
Cancer screening drastically reduced during Covid. Colonoscopy suites around the country stood empty because terrified patients refused to set foot in any hospital or clinic. We want to encourage you to get back to screening. #screeningmadness#getscreened#coloncancer
Tune in to WRLL 1450 AM from 8 a.m. to 8:20 a.m. on Wed., Feb. 9 to hear family nurse practitioner Liliana Alvarez discuss cancer prevention and early detection. February is National Cancer Prevention Month.
https://t.co/NkuXXBjFKC
WE'RE LIVE! Tune in to hear @UICancerCenter's Dr. Deborah Manst join Senior Genetic Counselor, Lara Balay on @WVON1690! They will be discussing cancer prevention.
Listen here:
https://t.co/DNgPD4pOiI
@UIHealth#Cancerprevention