Gene Therapies for Retinal Diseases Head to Clinical Trials
Jennifer Welsh
Inherited retinal diseases cause vision loss and blindness. New gene therapy trials have improved sight for some
Precision Medicine
Researchers Move Toward Off-the-Shelf CAR T-Cell Therapy for Cancer
Today's Clinical Lab
New breakthrough from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center shows how off-the-shelf CAR T cells from healthy donors can be modified to fight cancer without immune rejection
Computational Pathology Will Offset Clinical Lab Staffing Shortages by Streamlining Workflows
Rob Monroe, MD, PhD
AI and clinical data can also help laboratories maximize the potential of precision medicine
Supporting Biomarker-Driven Clinical Trials Through a Future-Ready Lab
Deborah Phippard, PhD
Steps that buttress biomarker analysis include laboratories adopting platform-agnostic technologies
Enhancing the Precision of CRISPR-Based Gene Editing
Today's Clinical Lab
A new interdisciplinary project at Lehigh University aims to leverage AI and advanced modeling to refine CRISPR gene editing, enhancing safety and expanding its medical applications
Proscia Advances Multi-AI Workflows with Concentriq AP Update
Proscia Inc.
New platform release advances digital pathology and increases understanding of four common cancers
Many Breast Cancer Survivors Do Not Receive Genetic Testing, despite Being Eligible
Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan
Genetic testing results can inform cancer treatment, survivorship care and family members’ cancer risk
Accelerating the Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Conditions
PrecisionLife
Partnership between PrecisionLife and Metrodora Institute looks to help treat chronic conditions such as Long COVID
What’s New in Histology?
Michael Schubert, PhD
Recent news from the world of tissue-based diagnostics
New Gene Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease Shows Promise in Trials
University of Chicago Medical Center
Trial findings add to growing body of evidence supporting CRISPR-Cas9-led gene therapies for genetic diseases