About

Medneed.org is a research development initiative powered by Medneed Service to help researchers find the resources they need to solve difficult cases and advance healthcare.

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With a current focus on neuroregeneration and stroke treatment, Medneed.org brings together researchers, clinicians, and organizations working on different aspects of neurology and stroke treatment to share and exchange data and ideas, helping accelerate the discovery and development of therapeutic interventions for neuroregeneration and stroke recovery.

We are building a benchmark multimodal dataset reference system, encompassing clinical and pre-clinical data and key biomarkers, including neuroimaging, therapeutic entities, and multi-omics data such as genetic profiles, proteomic data, and metabolomic signatures crucial for neuroregeneration and stroke recovery.

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You can join Medneed.org if your work is relevant to the nervous system and cardiovascular health.

The categories include:

Clinicians: Medical professionals of specialties and sub-specialties related to the brain and nervous system can join our network of medical professionals to share data and insights and participate in research. Medical professionals also contribute clinical updates and review reports and products.

Life Scientists: Scientists who work on various aspects of the brain and nervous system can join Medneed to request and share data and insights. Researchers can also contribute research updates and review reports and products.

Research Institutions and Organizations: Research institutions and organizations that have resources and interest in neurology and stroke care can join the Medneed.org project.

Pharma and Biotech Companies: Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies that have resources and interest in brain and neurological care can join the Medneed.org project.

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Why Medneed.org?

Improve access to research data.

Share research and clinical insights.

Support researchers and innovators.

Accelerate the progress of useful findings from the lab to the clinic.