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Operationalizing Precision Medicine 2026: U.S. Health Systems Scale Genetic Testing and AI Integration 

What You Should Know Precision medicine has transitioned from “one-off” testing to organized institutional programs at more than three-quarters of surveyed U.S. health systems, acc...

Precision Medicine’s Next Hurdle Isn’t Science — It’s Execution

A new UPMC report found that while most health systems now offer precision medicine programs, many still face challenges scaling them due to reimbursement, data integration and pat...

Glasgow stroke victim gets personalised medication to fit his DNA

Matthew McKinnon, 88, agreed to take part in trial running in Glasgow, and he's one of 2,000 using medication tailored to his genetic make-up.

Personalised Medicine is the Buzz Word…but where is it in MS?

Personalized medicine has been a mantra for some years but in many cases this is just a pipedream. Personalization means screening to do selection and this equates to cost. It also...

The Largest Metabolomics Study Ever Just Pointed To A New Future In Medicine

Welcome to the future of personalized medicine

Breast cancer’s next precision medicine revolution may lie in molecular residual disease

New data shows potential for ctDNA to guide treatment decisions for patients with triple-negative breast cancer

<![CDATA[Bridging the Precision Gap: Accelerating Clinical Adoption of Companion Diagnostics in Oncology]]>

From Trial-and-Error to Data-Driven Oncology Decision Making: AI-Enabled Functional Precision Medicine Is Rewriting the...

When cancer treatment fails, physicians face one of the hardest questions in medicine: what should come next? Having recently cared for a young patient whose cancer had returned de...

Biomarkers are reshaping oncology trial design

Discover how biomarker strategies are transforming oncology trials and accelerating precision medicine breakthroughs.

MJFF renames study Parkinson’s Precision Medicine Initiative

The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research (MJFF) changed the name of its large, observational study of Parkinson’s disease patients from the Parkinson’s Progression Ma...

Precision psychiatry is finally catching up to medicine

One of the hardest parts of practicing psychiatry is that we still cannot reliably predict which medication will work for which patient. A patient comes in struggling with depressi...

Precision psychiatry is finally catching up to medicine

One of the hardest parts of practicing psychiatry is that we still cannot reliably predict which medication will work for which patient. A patient comes in struggling with depressi...

Precision psychiatry is finally catching up to medicine

One of the hardest parts of practicing psychiatry is that we still cannot reliably predict which medication will work for which patient. A patient comes in struggling with depressi...

Life Science Update | March 2026

Advances in AI and genomic analysis will allow medical providers to tailor treatment for individual patients at the genome level, but challenges exist for protecting AI-assisted in...

It’s time to take genetic testing off the pedestal 

For years, genetic testing has been treated as something rare and exceptional—a highly specialized tool ordered only by geneticists and often reserved for the end of a long diagnos...

MRD as a Decision Engine: Rethinking Oncology Trial Design from Early Phase to Registration

As MRD shifts from prognostic marker to intervention trigger, sponsors must rethink trial design, endpoints and decision-making.

Personalized Metabolite Biomarkers Uncover Parkinson’s Diversity

In a groundbreaking development that promises to reshape our understanding of Parkinson’s disease, researchers E. Abdik and T. Çakır have unveiled a pioneering approach employing p...

Medgenome unveils india’s first study demonstrating the clinical impact of RNA-based NGS in sarcoma diagnosis

RNA sequencing improves sarcoma diagnosis by detecting gene fusions and refining classifications, enabling more accurate treatment decisions and better patient...

CRISPR variant selectively targets tumor DNA

New gene-editing techniques exploit unique chemical fingerprints in cancer DNA to selectively destroy tumor cells, paving the way for precision therapy.

Foundation Medicine links with Fulgent Genetics to offer new gene test

Roche’s Foundation Medicine has linked with Fulgent Genetics to offer a new diagnostic test that identifies a person’s genetic makeup that can determine how they metabolize and pro...

Executing biomarker-driven oncology trials

Why biomarker-driven oncology trials require new thinking across patient recruitment, assay development and regulatory strategy.

RNA sequencing of blood samples can monitor immune responses and help tailor treatment for high-risk patients.

RNA sequencing of blood samples may help predict immune response to chemoimmunotherapy and support more personalized treatment strategies for high-risk...

Bostongene RNA transcriptome profiling reveals new ADC targets in advanced solid tumor

RNA sequencing combined with multiomic analysis uncovers new therapeutic targets in advanced cancers, enabling identification of antibody drug conjugate options when DNA testing al...

What is your AI drug repurposing strategy missing?

Fragmented data limits even the most advanced oncology AI. Curated knowledge changes that.