gard

is a Data Source.

The Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center provides free, reliable, and easy-to-understand information and resources about rare and genetic diseases.

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ID Name URL Category Format Description
gard.portal GARD Web Portal rarediseases.info.nih.gov Documentation http Public GARD website for disease summa...
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obo-db-ingest.gard.tsv gard Nodes TSV gard.tsv (307.1 KB) Product tsv had primary source gard Nodes TSV
genecards.web.interface GeneCards Web Interface www.genecards.org Graphical Interface http had primary source Web-based interface for searching and...
ncatsgardkg.graph NCATS GARD Knowledge Graph processed Graph http had primary source Integrated rare-disease knowledge gra...
medgen.id-mappings MedGen ID Mappings MedGenIDMappings.txt.gz (5.5 MB) Mapping txt had primary source Mappings between MedGen CUIs and exte...
medgen.csv CSV Data Files csv Product csv had primary source CSV format data files directory with ...
obo-db-ingest.gard.obo gard OBO gard.obo (268.8 KB) Product obo had primary source gard OBO
obo-db-ingest.gard.owl gard OWL gard.owl (333.0 KB) Product owl had primary source gard OWL
obo-db-ingest.gard.json gard OBO Graph JSON gard.json (325.3 KB) Product json had primary source gard OBO Graph JSON

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Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center

GARD is an NCATS/NIH information service that helps patients, families, and clinicians find current, reliable information and support resources for rare and genetic diseases.

The service combines a large browseable disease catalog with a contact center staffed by information specialists, making it both a public information portal and a curated referral resource for people navigating diagnosis, care, research, and support options in the rare disease community.

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Created: February 26, 2026 | Last modified: September 23, 2026