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The primary objective of the public:health Panel is to establish a research and development framework catering to both public and private sector entities with a primary focus on general and personalized prevention and treatment. This framework encompasses a comprehensive infrastructure designed to gather data from human subjects across four distinct categories: self-reported health-related information, physical measurements, biological samples (e.g., for genome sequencing), sensor data, and archival records. Panel participants are drawn from various recruitment sources, including opt-in agreements inherited from previous medical studies, non-probabilistic sources (e.g., river sampling), and probabilistic sources. The public:health Panel operates its dedicated digital infrastructure and supports the establishment and management of research panels under a white-label arrangement for other institutions.