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Learn more about the research initiatives and breakthroughs happening every day throughout The Center for Data Driven Discovery in Biomedicine. The center brings together leading clinical care professionals, data scientists, bioinformaticians and other researchers to discover cures and better therapeutics for children diagnosed with cancer and other diseases.
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#BrainTumorAwarenessMonth: Increased Support of Collaborative Brain Tumor Research is Critical to Improving Treatments and Discovering Cures for Children
*Note: This article comes courtesy of the Children’s Brain Tumor Tissue Consortium (CBBTC), for which the Center for Data Drive Discovery in Biomedicine is the operations center. The…
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Design Principles
To accelerate translational research and the processing of data using the D³b Methodology, new platforms, research environments, and tools are required, which must be built on the following…
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D3b Co-director Jay Storm Receives HealthCare Heroes Award
To read the entire announcement, visit http://www.libertymuseum.org/awards/healthcare-heroes/honorees/ THE NATIONAL LIBERTY MUSEUM CELEBRATES OUTSTANDING PHYSICIANS AND RESEARCHERS AT THE FIRST ANNUAL HEALTHCARE HEROES AWARD ON NOVEMBER 19, 2018 The National…
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Meeting of the Minds: Children’s National Hosts First DIPG Round Table Discussion
Over 40 experts involved in the study and treatment of diffuse intrinsic pontine gliomas (DIPG) convened at the inaugural DIPG Round Table Discussion at Children’s National Health System…
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Biden Cancer Summit – Center Director Jay Storm to Speak
On Friday, September 21st, Dr. Phillip “Jay” Storm CO-Director of the Center for Data Driven Discovery in Biomedicine joined the Biden Cancer Community Summit in Washington D.C. to…
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CHOP-Led Gabriella Miller Kids First Data Resource Center Launches New NIH-Funded Childhood Disease Research Portal
Researchers, clinicians and families now have access to a powerful, open-source and cloud-based data resource to share important information about childhood diseases, including pediatric cancer and birth defects,…