Precision Medicine

Study demonstrates engineered bacteriophages can treat infections in advanced lung disease

For tests to be clinically useful for non-European groups better recruitment of underrepresented populations is needed

Expect to see more streamlined integration of the state-of-the-art technologies

The worldwide precision medicine market is expected to reach $141.7 billion by 2026

Implementing in-house NGS testing at a community hospital provides patients access to targeted lifesaving treatments

Study shows aggressive therapy is best for deadly tumor masquerading as lower-grade glioma

Metabolomics can measure the actual physiological state of an individual, providing new health insights

Integrated cell culture and microfluidics provide platforms for research, drug testing, and personalized medicine

Lung Airway Chip could transform cystic fibrosis research, potentially leading to better treatments and outcomes

Findings have already prompted improvements in how University of Michigan recruits new participants for its biobank