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POSEIDON: A scalable & compliant cloud platform to serve harmonized & de-identified real-world & multi-omics data to researchers & clinicians [Webinar]

POSEIDON is an enterprise-wide data platform built on the DNAnexus technology stack, led by the Center for Precision Medicine at City of Hope, one of the largest cancer research and treatment organizations in the United States. Within the platform SciBite supports the harmonization of patient data, bringing together multi-omic data in the context of underlying patient characteristics and treatment history.
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Highlights from the webinar.

This innovative platform unifies patient data and comprehensive germline and somatic genomic profiling for over 670,000 patients, supporting the precision medicine program across City of Hope’s network of more than 30 clinical locations.

Discover how this platform enables the analysis and visualization of de-identified and harmonized clinical and multi-omic data, facilitating cohort discovery, exploration, and preliminary feasibility testing. These capabilities unlock patient-specific insights from real-world data (RWD) and real-world evidence (RWE), driving advancements in clinico-genomic research at City of Hope and ultimately improving therapeutic outcomes aided by precision medicine.
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