Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
CureBranch’s patient-grown cancer tree
A free, open-source cancer information site where people can explore cited cancer facts and choose whether to add their own records to a shared tree.
- For
- People with cancer exploring records and cancer information
- Worth noticing
- The site says patient-shared branches start at zero; population figures cite SEER, cBioPortal, FDA labels, and ClinicalTrials.gov.
Field notes
Visitors can browse cancer pages, follow cited numbers to sources such as SEER, cBioPortal, FDA labels, and ClinicalTrials.gov, and use question-mark explanations for unfamiliar terms. The patient workflow describes getting a private code without email or password, then adding a health card, FHIR file, example records, or connecting a patient portal. CureBranch says records stay on the device unless the user chooses a sharing level; the supplied extract does not independently verify that handling.
Observed signals
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