This toolset estimates risk stratification from early biomarker data and includes math and strategies to advance biomarkers or other risk measures identified case-control studies to clinical or public health applications. The toolset will show quantities for which people's intuition is poor, such as need for high specificity for a single marker of a rare disease to improve management by some serious intervention. The toolset will allow to evaluate the feasibility of biomarkers called promising before they get press office attention; investigators spend efforts on hopeless pursuit; wasteful. unethical clinical testing begins. Thus, using these strategies will allow focusing on the most promising markers early on, making specific improvements if required, or abandoning markers that are most likely to fail.

Age-Period-Cohort analysis identifies patterns in cancer incidence or mortality rates from population-based Count (numerator) and Population (denominator) data. Often the data come from a Cancer Registry (e.g., SEER) in the form of a table showing the numbers of cancer cases or cancer deaths (counts) and corresponding person-years at risk (population) for particular age groups and calendar time periods. This toolset provides a comprehensive solution to age-period-cohort analysis for cancer endpoints in defined populations and time periods.

A suite of web-based applications designed to easily and efficiently explore linkage disequilibrium in population subgroups. All population genotype data originates from Phase 3 of the 1000 Genomes Project and variant RS numbers are indexed based on dbSNP build 142.

A standardized occupation coding tool for computer-assisted epidemiologic research. To assist epidemiological researchers incorporate occupational risk into their studies, SOCcer imports free-text job descriptions and suggests the best-fitting SOC-2010 standardized occupation classification code for each job. The application is not intended to replace expert coders, but rather prioritizes job descriptions that would most benefit from expert coders.

A web-based educational tool with a collection of pictures assembled to help patients and others in the lay public recognize dysplastic nevi and melanomas that started in dysplastic nevi. Dysplastic nevi (DN) are atypical moles that are important risk markers for melanoma, and precursor lesions for some melanomas.

This is a web-based tool that conducts pathway analysis using summary data from GWAS and helps researchers to investigate the association between a predefined pathway and an outcome using summary results from GWAS. The backend is a R package "ARTP2" developed by DCEG.