A commons-based approach opens new doors to scientific discovery. The publications below have been powered by the data commons built by Data for the Common Good and the many dedicated collaborators who contribute to this work.
In addition, D4CG has published numerous papers about our methods and the potential applications of data sharing in pediatric cancer and rare disease research; you can read more about those publications here.
The publications below represent the collective efforts of PCDC disease consortia. For a more detailed view into the planned, ongoing, and published research of PCDC consortia, see our PCDC research dashboard.
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Additional INRG publications and INRG Task Force consensus papers preceding the launch of the data commons may be found on the INRG website.
Additional MaGIC publications preceding their partnership with the PCDC may be found on their website.
The publications below have been made possible by the Sociome Data Commons (SDC), a resource built by a multidisciplinary consortium in Chicago including D4CG. The SDC allows researchers to integrate the social context of disease with clinical and genomic data to better understand, predict, and treat numerous conditions and improve human health.