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Precision medicine

Diagnostics Companion diagnostics

Atezolizumab Assay Angst

| David Rimm

David Rimm continues the conversation about the best assay for atezolizumab after a recent response to his original article

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

What is the Real Impact?

| Sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific

How valuable can it be to receive fully automated NGS results in a single day? A group of experts share their views

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

On NTRK and Other Fusion Biomarkers

| Fernando Lopez-Rios

Next-generation sequencing is changing the future of precision oncology with its ability to test for NTRK gene fusions and more

Diagnostics Precision medicine

Deep Bio’s Deep Dive

| Sponsored by Deep Bio

AI diagnostics offer great potential for the future – and as a disease of many challenges, prostate cancer is a great first target

Diagnostics Analytical science

Diagnostics Everywhere

| Kimia Sobhani, Jennifer Van Eyk

Remote self-sampling may improve diagnosis and prognosis while reducing costs, but numerous factors must be considered for appropriate implementation

Inside the Lab Precision medicine

The Next Generation of Variant Profiling

| Anoop Grewal

In-depth analysis of next-generation sequencing can help personalize cancer treatment and drive the adoption of precision medicine

Inside the Lab Digital and computational pathology

Erasing Pathology’s Borders

| Michael Schubert

In today’s increasingly connected society, how can digital pathology facilitate long-distance diagnosis and ease resource pressures across the globe?

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Reference Genome Refresh

| Luke Turner

An analysis of 1,000 Swedish genomes reveals greater heterogeneity and shows why the human reference genome needs updating

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

A Pharmacogenomic Promise

| Michael Schubert

Pharmacogenomic testing can only improve patient care if it’s clinically validated, judiciously applied, and easily understood by healthcare providers

Inside the Lab Precision medicine

All the RAGE

| Luke Turner

A new genomic barcode tracker could help spot the rare immune cells that are most effective against cancer

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