Welcome to the Science Spotlight, where we highlight the scientific advancements made possible by our consortia and data commons.
The International Soft Tissue Sarcoma Consortium (INSTRuCT), working in collaboration with Data for the Common Good (D4CG) through the Pediatric Cancer Data Commons (PCDC), has reached a major milestone: the publication of its first data-driven research papers.
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A new D4CG paper explores a promising automated method to extract real-world treatment data from electronic health records and integrate it into the PCDC, potentially transforming how we study childhood cancer treatments.
Read MoreWelcome to the Science Spotlight, where we highlight the scientific advancements made possible by our consortia and data commons.
In this Science Spotlight, MaGIC highlights three Department of Defense grants they have recently received in their core areas of research: clinical research, clinical trial development, and biologic research. Each grant is an example of the collaborative innovation and team science made possible by participation in MaGIC. The clinical and genomic data resulting from all of these projects will, of course, be fed back into the GCT data commons, which continues to grow thanks to the hard work of MaGIC members and the PCDC team.
Read MoreWelcome to the Science Spotlight, where we highlight the scientific advancements made possible by our consortia and data commons.
In this Science Spotlight, INSTRuCT profiles several recent consensus papers in which they offer guidelines for imaging and molecular testing that could be used to inform future clinical trial protocols for soft-tissue sarcoma.
Read MoreWelcome to the Science Spotlight, where we highlight the scientific advancements made possible by our consortia and data commons.
In this Science Spotlight, INRG profiles two recent neuroblastoma publications, how they used INRG data from the PCDC, and how they might impact future research and patient care.
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