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A US Department of Veterans Affairs research programme that has enrolled over a million veterans, linking their genes, lifestyle and military exposures to their health records. Its cancer research includes breast and prostate cancer.
MVP describes itself as a health research programme studying how genes, lifestyles, military experiences and exposures affect health, with over one million veterans enrolled. Its pages read on 4 November 2026 say 25 per cent of participants come from minority racial and ethnic backgrounds, that MVP has the largest cohort of Black participants of any research programme in the world, and that over 100,000 women veterans take part. Among its research areas it lists cancer, with advances named in breast and prostate cancer. Participant data are coded, kept in a secure database for research only, and not entered in medical records or shared with insurers or employers.
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