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Credit data generators for data reuse

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By Heather Pierce, Anurupa Dev, Emily Statham, Barbara E. Bierer
| Nature Verified
Microscopy images of normal and cancerous human tissue — when reused by others, the impact of the collected data is multiplied.Credit: A. Ahmed, J. Pendjiky and M. Millar (CC BY) Much effort has gone towards crafting mandates and standards for researchers to share their data1–3. Considerably less time has been spent measuring just how valuable data sharing is, or recognizing the scientific contributions of the people responsible for those data sets.
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Giving credit where credit is due

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By Anurupa Dev
| Association of American Medical Colleges
The painstaking process of collecting and curating data is at the heart of scientific progress. What happens in the lab over weeks, months, and years can lead to new treatments, new medications, and sometimes, new cures for disease. But when a researcher makes her data available to others so they can test new hypotheses or re-analyze the data, her initial contribution can get lost or buried. Work done in collaboration with others may mean a researcher is listed as an author on a second publication.
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National Research Initiatives Advance Personalized Medicine, Improve Cancer Care

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By Anurupa Dev
| Association of American Medical Colleges
At medical schools and teaching hospitals, physicians are shifting away from a uniform strategy of treatment and moving toward more personalized, yet still evidence-based, care. To achieve this end, academic medicine is increasingly recognizing the value of sharing data, partnering with patients, and working collaboratively to make medicine more efficient.
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NIH Launches Historic All of Us Initiative

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By Anurupa Dev
| Association of American Medical Colleges
The academic medicine community is playing a crucial role in the All of Us initiative launched this week by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The initiative, an ambitious effort to collect detailed health information on more than 1 million Americans, tackles the complex question of how genetic, environmental, and behavioral influences affect the onset and treatment of disease.
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