Cancer Commons

Make complex treatment decisions with the highest probability of a durable response and lowest toxicity and risk, be a reliable guide through the journey

Clinical navigation: shop for testing and treatment options; interpret and assess test results and identified treatment options and strategies; determine next best treatment option and longer-term treatment strategy (e.g., virtual molecular tumor board)

Have a place to make all of my data accessible for analysis and make it easy to share. Improve capture of patient-reported data regarding treatments.

Data repository: gather and access data from electronic medical records and testing labs; share with clinicians for opinions on testing and treatment guidance. Track symptoms/side effects from treatments. Capture any relevant biomedical feedback through passive measurement devices (e.g wearables, etc)

Provide a trusted medical context for personalized experiments; contribute to research that will benefit others and hope that new treatments will be identified in time that may help me.

Registry: track medical decisions and outcomes, share with researchers, search for what has worked and what hasn't for clinical guidance.

Make selected drugs available as quickly and cheaply as possible

Treatment access: navigate through regulatory and reimbursement to get selected personalized therapies

Identify the best treatment ideas using the best global thinking, predict treatment response, assess confidence in outcome

Find a clinical trial: recommend the best clinical trial options for me, based on my disease profile (biomarkers) and history

Identify the best treatment ideas using the best global thinking, predict best treatment response

Treatment options - biomarker-drug matching: recommend best treatment options - those with the most likely effective response - based on disease profile (biomarkers) from test data

Help others and me develop and find new treatments, provide a clearinghouse

Fund research: give money to develop and find treatments for my disease, connect patients and researchers