UKs’ NHS to use genomic testing to predict heart disease risk
UKs’ NHS to use genomic testing to predict heart disease risk
A university spin-off company is to lead a pilot study within the UK’s national health service (NHS) to use genetic
Genome sequencing impact diagnoses of rare diseases
Genome sequencing impact diagnoses of rare diseases
A new clinical study has highlighted how whole genome sequencing is making the diagnosis of rare diseases possible. The study, reported in the journal
Saliva the key to precision medicine?
Saliva the key to precision medicine?
Research from Sidra Medicine has developed a saliva-based test, which they believe could a “a stepping stone to precision medicine.” Part of
Precision treatment options impacting breast cancer
Precision treatment options impacting breast cancer
Tamoxifen has been used to treat breast cancer for a number of years, reducing the recurrence rate to ~30%. The effectiveness of tamoxifen is not
Genetic screening – the final frontier for precision medicine?
Genetic screening – the final frontier for precision medicine?
Genetic screening has been at the forefront of the move towards precision medicine since it was first conceptualised. As the technology for
Industry giants collaborating to deliver next generation precision diagnostics
Industry giants collaborating to deliver next generation precision diagnostics
Investment in precision medicine and diagnostics continues to grow, with Konica Minolta Precision Medicine (KMPM) and
Organoids needing more attention in the fight against cancer
Organoids needing more attention in the fight against cancer
The possibilities of personalised medicine are constantly developing. The opportunities highlighted by genomic analysis and linking that data to medical
Market for precision market heading towards $100 billion
Market for precision market heading towards $100 billion
The precision medicine market is booming. Already valued at over $50 billion, its growth is expected to continue unabated, with estimates
Is Africa ready for precision medicine?
Is Africa ready for precision medicine?
Non-communicable diseases are responsible for more deaths than any other cause, with 71% of all deaths dying from these globally. In Africa, the rate of
Arab genetic risk factors revealed through new study
Arab genetic risk factors revealed through new study
The Qatar Foundation has published a pivotal report, following the first genetic association study
