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Disease landscape briefings

One compiled landscape per disease: what can be aimed at each recurrently implicated gene, which trials are running in the disease itself, which public datasets are worth reusing, and where the funding goes. Every figure carries the API it came from and the date it was retrieved.

Across them: disease burden and research capital — cases, deaths, survival, years of life lost and NIH dollars per life-year, 53 cancers on one table — and one page per gene or drug that appears in two or more briefings: targets across the briefings and drugs across the briefings. Where a disease has sequenced cohorts on cBioPortal, its tile says "mutations" and the briefing links a mutation landscape.

Blood and lymph

14 diseases, by US cases a year · 14 with a drug labelled for the disease itself

Digestive

10 diseases, by US cases a year · 10 with a drug labelled for the disease itself

Thoracic

3 diseases, by US cases a year · 3 with a drug labelled for the disease itself

Breast and gynaecological

5 diseases, by US cases a year · 5 with a drug labelled for the disease itself

Genitourinary

5 diseases, by US cases a year · 5 with a drug labelled for the disease itself

Brain and nervous system

4 diseases, by US cases a year · 4 with a drug labelled for the disease itself

Bone and soft tissue

4 diseases, by US cases a year · 3 with a drug labelled for the disease itself

Skin, head and neck, endocrine

8 diseases, by US cases a year · 8 with a drug labelled for the disease itself

Cases are the source's US annual estimate; "(est.)" marks a figure derived from a broader category and a published share. Machine-readable: /disease/api.json.

A briefing is an overview. To work from a target list, use the Neuroblastoma Surface Targets atlas; to find datasets for a question of your own, use the GEO Dataset Finder. Method and sources: how these are built.