DNA HIVE is building a Lyme Research Network (LymeNet), a federated data and analysis ecosystem that enables regulatory and scientific data-driven research for Lyme infection-associated chronic conditions. This initiative is funded by the FDA Office of Medical Countermeasures and Preparedness and the office of the HHS Chief Data Officer as part of the LymeX Innovation Accelerator. In collaboration with clinical systems that are currently part of the FEAST network and community clinical networks across the United States, DNA HIVE will deploy the infrastructure and conduct Lyme disease pilot studies. Research will focus on characterization of chronic Lyme conditions and the discovery of genetic or clinical drivers resulting in chronic fatigue syndrome in a large sub-population of patients. This has been a high-priority initiative supported by the Office of the Secretary of HHS. For more information, follow the link to the Lyme Disease Roundtable

DNA HIVE is developing a Federated Ecosystem for Analytics and Standardization Technologies (FEAST) as part of the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) Biomedical Data Fabric (BDF) Toolbox program. FEAST is an innovative data virtualization approach that enables location-agnostic, secure, and semantically harmonized access to healthcare and biomedical data for analysis without the need to move data or alter existing ecosystems.

ARPA-H BDF Toolbox awardees | ARPA-H
FEAST Announcement (PDF)

Development of an App/Web-based Sharing Platform to Enable Patient-Provided Crowd-Sourced Monitoring of Implant Safety for Non-Fusion Spinal Devices Indicated for Treatment of Pediatric Idiopathic Scoliosis.

The (MDEpiNet) chose HIVE as its main technology platform and awarded multiple contracts in 2020 for development of advanced Electronic Data Capture (EDC) technology for use in clinical trials and real world evidence development.

DNAHIVE was awarded a contract to assess the trends in non-small cell lung cancer treatment modalities among elderly NSCLC patients in the USA …

DNAHIVE was awarded a contract by the John Hopkins University (FDA CERSI program) to develop and pilot a research infrastructure that takes advantage of EHRs and high-performance integrated virtual environment (HIVE).

DNAHIVE is awarded a contract to develop a retrospective data collection and analysis infrastructure and to conduct a real-world data driven study …

This contract from NEST coordinating center for the “Development of a Patient-facing Mobile App for evaluation of technologies used in Stress Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Organ Prolapse” …