Research team identifies five disease cohort categories for which voice changes have been associated with specific diseases with well-recognized unmet needs.
Watching a new set of genes for ALS treatment connections, using remote sleep monitoring for detecting Parkinson’s breathing patterns, plus a major investment.
New microbiome study shows that genes impact what types of bacteria are present in the intestines, creating new implications for neurological and emotional health.
Several recent advances in wearable technologies may mean that healthcare leaders are getting closer to seeing wearables as a core part of precision medicine.
American College of Physicians (ACP) offers guidance on genetic testing. DOJ announces first prosecutions for fraudulent cardiovascular genetic testing.
In time, these developments may drive innovations in clinical laboratory diagnostics and precision medicine treatments.
With an obesity focus, new FDA approval signals the market for companion diagnostics appears to be expanding beyond targeted therapies for oncology.
Lead researcher says discovery changes the narrative around SIDS and may be the first evidence that babies who succumb to SIDS are different from birth.
New platforms are emerging that bridge the gap between the science of genomics and making the data useful at the point of care.
Insights gleaned from recent whole genome analysis in England add to knowledge of common versus rare signatures, revealing 58 new mutational patterns.
