Early detection is increasingly recognized as one of the most effective strategies for improving health outcomes, lowering long-term health care costs and enabling timely clinical intervention.

Researchers across the University of California’s academic health system published multiple studies showing how large-scale, real-world health data can be used to identify disease risk earlier, strengthen clinical decision-making and support more personalized care.

Together, these studies underscore the value of data-driven research for California’s patients and health systems—and the critical role of federal science agencies, including the National Institutes of Health, in supporting this work.

Learn how we’re advancing disease detection at the UC Health Newsroom

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