Cerner and ISAEC to collaborate on genetic studies of drug-induced serious adve... ( Our collaboration with the SAEC ref...)

Cerner and ISAEC to collaborate on genetic studies of drug-induced serious adverse events

Date:5/5/2010

"Our collaboration with the SAEC reflects Cerner's commitment to improving research processes and advancing medical science," said Dick Flanigan senior vice president of Cerner Life Sciences. "Additionally, through Cerner Research Network we will offer our clients the opportunity to take part in this landmark collaboration.

The SAEC has established its information technology infrastructure, located at its data analysis and coordinating center at Columbia University, to provide the research community with free and unencumbered access to study data. Results generated from these initial genetic association studies will be available to all qualified researchers for future study and validation.

"Our efforts to date with DILI and Serious Skin Rash have leveraged existing academic networks recruiting research subjects across a limited number of hospitals," said Arthur L. Holden, chairman of the SAEC. "We plan to open up these research studies to additional clinical sites to increase the breadth and diversity of patients who will have the opportunity to contribute to this vital research effort."

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