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Cancer Research Driven by Patients and Technology.

The Count Me In initiative demonstrates how new technologies and approaches can be incorporated into large-scale, patient-driven research projects, an idea known as convergence. The initiative started with the Metastatic Breast Cancer Project, which has enrolled thousands of patients in an effort to generate a large, public database of clinical and genomic data.