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Benoit Lehallier
@blehall
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    Benoit Lehallier
    @blehall
    Apr 28
    I’m excited to present Chronos at @KeystoneSymp Closing the #DiversityGap in Global #Genomics, Medicine and #PopulationHealth, kicking off today in Hannover! I’d love to connect - feel free to DM me to set up a 1:1 conversation. keysym.us/KSPopulationHe… #KSPopulationHealth26
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    Benoit Lehallier
    @blehall
    Mar 26
    What if we could detect Parkinson's disease up more than a decade before symptoms appear? We just published results from Chronos-PD, leveraging a unique resource: 100+ million archived plasma samples from routine donations. Here's what we found 🧵
    medrxiv.org
    Early Parkinson’s Revealed by Unlocking Longitudinal Omics at Population Scale
    Many diseases begin developing years before symptoms appear[1][1]–[3][2], yet biospecimens from these early stages are rarely available. We developed Chronos, a framework that uses privacy-preserving...
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    Benoit Lehallier
    @blehall
    Jan 14, 2025
    Large-scale proteomics is unlocking in a new era of biomarker discovery and therapeutic target identification. #Chronos offers a unique opportunity: high-temporal-resolution profiling of 100 millions longitudinal plasma samples across pre-clinical phases of any disease (1/5)
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    Benoit Lehallier
    @blehall
    Sep 20, 2022
    Preprint alert! A must read from Oliver Hahn who generated a spatiotemporal gene expression map of 15 brain regions! This study shows that the white matter tracts are an early hotspot of brain aging! Many other cool findings to discover here 👇
    biorxiv.org
    A spatiotemporal map of the aging mouse brain reveals white matter tracts as vulnerable foci
    Aging is the key risk factor for loss of cognitive function and neurodegeneration but our knowledge of molecular dynamics across the aging brain is very limited. Here we perform spatiotemporal...
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    Benoit Lehallier
    @blehall
    Jan 23, 2022
    Data from NIH-funded studies will have to be shared. This won't be straightforward to implement but that's a huge step for open science 👇
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    Florian Krammer
    @florian_krammer
    Jan 23, 2022
    1) On January 25th 2023 a new data sharing policy from NIH kicks in which basically requires raw data from NIH-funded studies to be shared. Data is defined as: