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A More Precise Approach to Fighting Cancer
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News & Events
A More Precise Approach to Fighting Cancer
Datathon/Hackathon September 14 - 15, 2017
2016-10 Splunk Revolution Awards
2016-02 PRESENTATION/VIDEO - NIH BD2K PIC-SURE Supplements 1) NCATS GRDR, 2) Pittsburg CCD & 3) Count Everything
2015-11 KEYNOTE - tranSMART Foundation Annual Meeting - Creating Trust in Translational Research Platforms
2015-09 PRESS RELEASE - DBMI and NCATS to Collaborate on Global Rare Diseases Data Repository
2015-05 PRESENTATION - Technological tools for Open Science and Collaboration in neuroscience
2015-05 PRESENTATION - INSAR - Creating a patient centric information commons for autism research
2015-05 PRESENTATION - Functional Genomics & Predictive Medicine
2015-03 PRESENTATION - "Toward Precision Medicine: Building a Patient -centric Information Commons on Common and Rare Diseases with i2b2/tranSMART” Application to Autism and Phelan McDermid Syndrome
2014-11 KEYNOTE - VIDEO - Toward Precision Medicine: Building a patient centric information commons on common and rare diseases with tranSMART
2014-07 PRESS RELEASE - TranSmart Informatics Platform to be Used in $1M Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Research Project
2014-04 PRESENTATION - Phenome-wide association studies on a quantitative trait: Application to TPMT enzymatic activity
2014-02 PRESS RELEASE - Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Foundation team approved for funding award to become part of new National Clinical Research Network
2013-12 KEYNOTE - Institut Curie - Paris France - Creating clinical and 'omics information commons using i2b2 and tranSMART
About 30% Of People With Autism Take Multiple Medications To Manage Comorbid Conditions
By the Numbers: Polypharmacy, outpatient autism care, pandemic behaviors
Polypharmacy, shifting prescriptions common for autism comorbidities
