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Cancer is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide according to the World Health Organization [1] and it imposes a big challenge for the researchers and the scientific community. Complex problems like cancer cannot be solved by a single research institute by using traditional methods. The fight against cancer requires the collaborative efforts of multidisciplinary institutes and research labs across the countries. The collaborative efforts should be augmented with the support of high- performance computing and databases by providing a common platform for integrated research.

Unearthing the Merits of Realtime Powerful Institutional Data

Haresh KP (All India Institute of Medical Sciences), Subhash Gupta (AIIMS), Anil Srivastava (OHSL), Ravi Chamria (Prolitus), Anupam Saronwala (IUCKA), Kenneth H. Buetow (Arizona State University), GK Rath (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) 

Recently, the Government of India issued a Public Notice requesting suggestions for a system for electronic tracking of medicines in the private market. OHSL has been working on such a system that utilizes blockchain technology.

World Cancer Research Day is September 24, 2017 and OHSL has joined with over 100 organizations and nearly 10,000 individuals to support this important day.

The World Cancer Research Day aims to create and consolidate a yearly momentum to raise awareness and commitment for research on cancer in order to increase survival of cancer patients, to facilitate access to scientific advances worldwide and to reduce the global burden of cancer.