Kaiser/UCSF Genotype-Phenotype Data on 100K Patients Will Be Free for NIH-funded Research
August 03, 2011
Kaiser/UCSF Genotype-Phenotype Data on 100K Patients Will Be Free for NIH-funded Research
Genetic, medical, and environmental data on 100,000 Kaiser Permanente enrollees will become accessible to researchers next year. It will be free to those conducting NIH-funded studies, but others will need to pay a fee.
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