ALABAMA: Here's a deeper dive into UAB's second-highest funded research project

One of the University of Alabama at Birmingham's top-funded research projects involves building a diverse health database of over a million people through the All of Us program.

All of Us is a research program run by the National Institutes of Health, and UAB is part of the Southern All of Us Network. The program is funded by UAB's second largest active grant at $12 million per year for five years. It also received a one-time grant of $7 million to develop a retention program.