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This repository is under review for potential modification in compliance with Administration directives. RADx Data Hub Login About RADx Data Hub The NIH Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) Data Hub is a secure cloudbased platform, enabling researchers to access curated, de-identified datasets and analytic tools to support innovation in disease diagnostics and public health efforts. Designed to promote researcher collaboration and accelerate scientific discovery, the RADx Data Hub seeks to understand public health and disease ® Learn About RADx Data Hub Home About Study Explorer Variables Catalog Need Support? Helpful Information About morbidity and mortality disparities, while supporting innovations in the development, commercialization, and implementation of diagnostic technologies through de-identified data and algorithms. In the Data Hub, researchers can collaborate with one another, explore and analyze harmonized data, apply AI and machine learning tools, and share their findings to advance evidence-based diagnostic solutions, strengthening overall health system resilience. RADx Coordinating and Data Collection Centers Rapidly sharing RADx data and results empowers the scientific community to conduct secondary analyses, advances diagnostic innovation, and addresses disease detection and prevention concerns, ultimately leading to new diagnostic technologies. The RADx Data Hub partners with and supports the following RADx Coordinating and Data Collection Centers (C)DCCs, which collect and share diagnostic research data and technologies: RADx Tech The RADx Tech accelerates development, validation, and commercialization of innovative point-of-care, home-based, and clinical laboratory diagnostic technologies. RADx Tech has expanded the NIH’s National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIIBIB) Point-of-Care Technologies Research Network (POCTRN) leveraging expertise from technology innovators, clinical testing, regulatory affairs, entrepreneurs, and business leaders. Learn more at https://www.nibib.nih.gov/programs/radx-tech-program RADx-UP RADx-UP seeks to understand disease diagnostic morbidity and mortality disparities to reduce health concerns for vulnerable populations. These researchers collaborate with community members to unite public health and diagnostics, improving community-level outcomes. Learn more at https://radx-up.org/ RADx-rad RADx-rad drives the discovery of bold, new, and unconventional disease diagnostic approaches including rapid detection devices and home-based testing technologies. This work may also lead to new ways of identifying diseases, promoting faster diagnoses in the future. Learn more at https://www.radxrad.org/ RADx DHT RADx DHT develops digital health solutions, such as user-friendly smartphone apps, wearable devices, and software, supporting real-time health monitoring, disease tracking, and data-sharing to support public health-related decision-making. Learn more at https://rapids.ll.mit.edu/ About RADx Data Hub Partners A partnership of Stanford University (Stanford), Booz Allen Hamilton, and the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) assists the NIH with three key aspects of the RADx Data Hub: Data Hub Development: Develop and enhance the Data Hub functions that store, share, and provide data analysis and RADx Data Hub Need Support? Related Websites RADx Initiative Website Policies User Code of Conduct utilization capabilities ( Booz Allen Hamilton ) Data Management: Translate proposed standards for data and metadata into computational form, validate data quality, and enable greater use of common data elements, standardization, and harmonization ( Stanford ) Program Management: Establish and maintain effective crossdisciplinary program management, including technical development, data coordinating center connectivity, researcher engagement, and training ( RENCI ) About Frequently Asked Questions Study Explorer News Resource Center RADx Programs Office of Data Science Strategy ClinicalTrials.gov dbGaP Accessibility Privacy Policy HHS Vulnerability Disclosure Disclaimers No Fear Act Freedom of Information Act Connect with Us: