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If you've worked in the OHDSI ecosystem, you know the pain: Atlas for cohort definitions, Achilles Results Viewer for characterization, a DQD dashboard for data quality, spreadsheets for feasibility assessments, and a prayer that everyone's looking at the same release of the same data. Ares changes that. Today we're announcing Ares v2 — Parthenon's network-level data observatory — a single unified module that replaces the fragmented constellation of OHDSI data characterization tools with 10 purpose-built analytical panels, 60+ API endpoints, and a clinical UI designed for researchers who need answers, not workarounds.

This is the biggest feature release in Parthenon's history.

Abby now understands that metformin is a drug used for Type 2 diabetes mellitus, which is a subtype of diabetes mellitus. She traverses OMOP concept hierarchies, finds siblings and related concepts, and warns researchers when they're building on sparse data. Phase 3 turns keyword matching into relational understanding.