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What will be identified as the key factor influencing dietary responses in the NIH study by end of 2025?
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National Institutes of Health•NIH•Nutrition for Precision Health•Americans•Pennington Biomedical Research Center•LSU Health New Orleans
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NIH Launches 'Nutrition for Precision Health' Study with AI to Personalize Dietary Guidance Nationwide
Nov 25, 2024, 07:08 PM
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is initiating a groundbreaking study titled 'Nutrition for Precision Health,' aimed at providing personalized nutrition guidance to Americans. This innovative research, part of the All of Us Research Program, seeks to understand how individual responses to food vary among people. By leveraging artificial intelligence, the study will explore precision nutrition and the potential for repurposing existing drugs. The initiative is designed to engage participants nationwide, with significant involvement from Pennington Biomedical Research Center and LSU Health New Orleans. The study's findings are expected to transform nutrition research and inform dietary recommendations tailored to individual needs.
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