KU establishes four-state Heartland Consortium as part of All of Us Research Program

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The University of Kansas Medical Center is establishing a Midwest consortium as part of the National Institutes of Health’s All of Us Research Program. KU Medical Center and its partners will receive $6.3 million in initial funding, with the potential to renew the award every year for four years.

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