Solutions for Organ FailurePartners Data Analytics Laboratory Medicine Health Economics, Outcomes...
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Solutions for Organ Failure It Takes an Analytics Collaborative
IO Informatics and PROOF Centre
Innovator Presentation
Bob Stanley, Bruce McManus
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Do data analytics matter?
Presidential Election 2012“The Cave” in
Obama’s Chicago HQ
Meteorological Tools
Your Car
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Cancer28%
Heart33%
Kidney3%
Lung12%
All Other NCDs24%
Mortality
Cancer29%
Heart34%
Kidney3%
Lung8%
All other NCDs26%
DALYs
Sources: Global Health Data Exchange/ Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation Global Burden of Disease Study 2010 – Results by Cause 1990-2010; Bloom et al. 2011 The Global Economic Burden of Non-communicable Disease. World Economic Forum
EconomicsUS $Trillions, North America & EU
Cancer $1.7
Heart $5.4
Lung $1.5
All other NCDs $6.2
The Burden of Heart, Lung and Kidney Failure in North America
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The Burden of Heart Failure
DIRECT COSTS:HOSPITALIZATIONS
Annual costs of heart failure will double in North America in the next 20 years
$ BILLIONS: 0 20 40 60 80
200320102030
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70%of all direct costs for heart failure are related to
hospitalization1 in 5
people will develop heart failure
SOURCES: Go et al., 2013. Circulation 127:e6-e245; Braunschweig et al., 2011. Europace 13, ii13-ii17
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The Burden of COPD
0 50 100 150
JapanFrance
GermanyItaly
RussianUK
IranPhilippines
MexicoUSA
EgyptTurkey
BrazilThailand
CongoNigeria
EthiopiaMyanmarIndonesia
BangladeshPakistan
IndiaVietnam
China
Aged-adjusted deaths/100,000
COPD IS THE 4th LEADING CAUSE OF
DEATH WORLDWIDE
>300M WORLDWIDE15.4M NORTH AMERICA
30M INDIA
SOURCE: US BURDEN OF DISEASE COLLABORATORS JAMA 2013
HEALTHCARE COSTS, US
LEADING CAUSE OF MORBIDITY & MORTALITY
IN US
DIRECT COSTS:ACUTE
EXACERBATIONS
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3 Patients, 3 Precious Lives
• Heart transplant, age 19• Dx: Invasive heart biopsies
to monitor for immune rejection
• Rx: Immunosuppressive therapies
• Social: Travels all day for routine tests
• Heart failure, age 45• Dx: BNP, NTproBNP• Rx: Diuretics, ACE
inhibitors, lifestyle changes
• Social: No more square dancing, chronic family stress
TYLER
• COPD lung attacks, age 50• Dx: FEV1• Rx: Bronchodilators, inhaled
corticosteroids• Social: Cannot walk with
friends, cannot sleep laying down at night
VIVIANNEJOHN
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Our Patients Have Urgent NeedsMore accurate, less-invasive, closer-to-home diagnostic & monitoring tools
Reduced patient visits to urgent care for heartand lung attacks and acute organ failure
More effective, timely therapeutics
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Our Emerging Solution• New high quality laboratory tests
– Reduce urgent care visits– Reduce healthcare costs– Improve precision of care
• Bio-signatures – Identify patients with rapid organ decline– Expedite successful drug development
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Cohorts,Biospecimens
SystemsScience
M4EDAL
HTG
AgilentBruker
LifeTech
Zeiss
CARTaGENE
AlbertaHEART
GSK ECLIPSE
CanPREDDICT
BiT
TNFaCan
COLD
Macro
RapidTransition
LEUKO CORE
ICVHealth
Tech Transfer
PROOF IP Committee
US, CdnLegal
Counsel
Bus Dev
HeartLung
Kidney
Blood
Pathways Interact-ions
UVicProteomics
Centre Scripps
IO Informatics
RNA
ProteomicsMetabo-lomics
Epi-genetics
Clinical
miRNATissues
Cell types
Networks
Mining
Ensembles
Blood
ClinicalExpertise
IP, Regulatory
Patients as
PartnersData
Analytics
LaboratoryMedicine
Health Economics,Outcomes
PROOFCentre
Biomarker Development
HeartCOPD
Kidney
Asthma Brain
Spinal Cord
Skeletal Muscle
Pancreas
Bowel
CHEOS
IO Informatics
Biomarker Consort
C2E2
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BIOSIGNATURE LISTS
DATA PREPARATION
PRE-FILTERING
BIOMARKER ALGORITHMS
BLOOD TEST CONTENT
COMBINATORIAL ALGORITHMS
SYST
EMS
SCIE
NC
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BLOOD ‘OMICS’ DATA• mRNA, miRNA expression (Affy, NanoString, qNPA)• Plasma proteomics (mass spectrometry)• RNA-sequencing (Illumina)• Metabolomics (NMR, mass spectrometry)• DNA methylation (Illumina BeadChip)
CLINICAL DATA
PHENOTYPIC DATA
PATIENT COHORT
What do we mean when we speak of data analytics?
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Connecting the (‘Big Data’) Dots to Harvest Meaning
• Global frameworks for integrated analytics enable global knowledge creation and sharing
• Linked patients, tissues, assessments (e.g., ‘omics’), endpoints and references facilitates efficient, comprehensive discovery
and promotion of classifiers
• Connecting blood-based signatures to integrated search and
reporting systems improves access and interpretation and reduces response time
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Addressing the Challenge of Acute Cardiac Transplant Rejection
10-20%TREATABLE
ACUTE REJECTION
10-15 BIOPSIES
PER PATIENT
1ST YEAR POST TRANSPLANT
20-30% PATIENTS
OVERTREATED
BIOPSIES
$ 48,000 –75,000
Rx
$ 16,000 –20,000
2,950$
• NOT USEFUL IN FIRST 2 MONTHS POST-TX
• LONG TURN AROUND TIME
CURRENT MOLECULAR Dx
>2000TRANSPLANTS PER YEAR
IN NORTH AMERICA
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M4EDAL
NO REJECTION
LIKELY REJECTION
BIOPSY
Draw blood anywhere
NO BIOPSY
TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
Better Tools for Clinic Care
Minimal sample input Fast turnaround time Effective during first 2
months post-transplant
mRNA-basedExclusion of acute rejection
Implement new test
ASK
M4EDAL: Molecular Markers for Modern
Medicine: Emergent Diagnostics and Analytics Laboratory
ASK: Applied Semantic Knowledgebase
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ASK for Faster Cures
• Applied Semantic Knowledgebase (“ASK”)
• Precision Medicine Screening– Interrogate Multiple Data Streams,
Multiple Signatures– Visualize, Test, Refine Pre-
Submission Hypotheses– Score-based Decision Support
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Health Economics Modeling Wealth Creation Strategy Commercialization Strategy Regulatory Approvals
UNMET HEALTHCARE NEEDS DEFINED
BIOMARKER REPLICATION
ANALYTICAL DEVELOPMENT
BIOMARKER DISCOVERY
CLINICAL VALIDATION
CLINICAL UTILITY AND USE
Expert Clinical Care Teams
Patients as Partnersand Biospecimens
Richly Diverse Cohorts
Adjudicated Phenotypes
Expert Clinicians and Imagers
High TechnologyPlatforms
Scripps
UVic Proteomics
Human MetabolomicsProject
Valaista
Data Analytics Crowd
IO Informatics
PROOF Centre
G. Cohen-Freue
S. Baranzini
M. Wilkinson
Laboratory Relevant Resources
HTG Molecular
NanoString
Vela Diagnostics
Workflow Automation
Medical Biochemistry
M4EDAL
Utility OutcomesAssessment
ICV Health / K. Humphries
CORE / L. Lynd
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Improved Diagnostics and Drugs
FASTER CURES
UNMET HEALTHCARE NEEDS DEFINED
BIOMARKER REPLICATION
BIOMARKER DISCOVERY
Expert Clinical Care Teams
Patients as Partnersand Biospecimens
Richly diverse cohorts
Adjudicated phenotypes
Expert clinicians and imagers
High TechnologyPlatforms
Scripps
UVic Proteomics
Human MetabolomicsProject
Valaista
Data Analytics Crowd
IO Informatics
PROOF Centre
G. Cohen-Freue
S. Baranzini
M. Wilkinson
Laboratory Relevant Resources
HTG Molecular
NanoString
Vela Diagnostics
Workflow automation
Medical Biochemistry
M4EDAL
Utility OutcomesAssessment
ICV Health / K. Humphries
CORE / L. Lynd
ANALYTICAL DEVELOPMENT
CLINICAL VALIDATION
CLINICAL UTILITY AND USE
INTERNAL DRUG DEVELOPMENT AND TARGET VALIDATION
COMPANION DIAGNOSTICS
M4EDAL
CDRD
Adiga
AstraZeneca
GSK
viDA
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Help for Other Failing Systems• Troponin of Stroke – Dr. A. Penn/UVic – Genome Canada/BC
• Spinal Cord Injury – Dr. B. Kwon/UBC – Brain Canada
• Muscular Dystrophy – Dr. R. Ng/UBC – Jain Foundation/MRM Proteomics
• Asthma – Dr. S. Tebbutt/UBC – Adiga Life Sciences/Circassia
• Chronic Kidney Disease – Dr. A. Levin/UBC – AstraZeneca
• Lung Function Decline in COPD – Dr. D. Sin/UBC – FNIH
• Diabetes Drug Response – Dr. T. Elliott/UBC – Personal Biomarkers
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Conquering Complexity• SUFFERING: Clarify pressing unmet needs
• SOPHISTICATION: Magnetize the best people, harness the best tools, generate and interrogate the best data
• SOLUTIONS: Push forward openly, fairly, relentlessly, allowing no barriers to goals
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Thank You
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