December 2023: Cancer & Genomics Digital Forum
Today's Clinical Lab
Join Today's Clinical Lab and our speakers for our Cancer & Genomics Digital Forum on December 6, 2023
Genomics
When Your Data Is Too Much to Process, Turn to AI/ML
Genomenon Inc.
Many clinical programs can benefit from AI/ML software to remove initial legwork
Microbiome Testing: Informing the Future with Microbial Genomics
Marnie Willman, BSc
Genomic information from the microbes in your gut may help with disease prevention, treatment, and monitoring
Microbiome Self-Collection Can Improve Accessibility and Data
DNA Genotek
Better quality data accessed from a wider range of individuals provides more robust results for treatments and clinical trials
AMP's Clinical Recommendations for CYP3A4 and CYP3A5 Genotyping
Association for Molecular Pathology
New consensus guideline builds on previous efforts to standardize testing and enable highest quality health care
Novel AI Tool Analyses Cancer Cells' Genome During Surgery
Harvard Medical School
Real-time brain tumor profiling can guide surgical and treatment decisions
Minimize Variability in Microbiome Workflows to Boost Performance
Today's Clinical Lab
Join 3 microbiome experts as they discuss new insights into the importance of standardized microbiome workflows to enhance your study's overall performance.
Identify All Relevant Pathogens with Just One Workflow and Easy Analysis
Illumina
Precision metagenomics offers an efficient and comprehensive approach for characterizing the microbial environment
Polygenic Scores May Not Accurately Estimate Genetic Diversity at Individual-Level
UCLA Health
Study highlights the need to move from populations to individuals in genomic medicine
New Human “Pangenome” Reference Released
National Institutes of Health
The comprehensive collection of genome sequences aims to better and accurately capture human diversity