This Week In Epic News: FTC Probe, AI Agents & More
Epic faced an FTC antitrust probe this week, but that didn't stop the EHR giant from unveiling a wave of new AI tools at its annual conference.
Epic faced an FTC antitrust probe this week, but that didn't stop the EHR giant from unveiling a wave of new AI tools at its annual conference.
The San Diego-based firm plans to integrate its "No Cell Left Behind" platform with electronic medical records and big data analytics.
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Epic Sciences has to be one of the coolest kids on the biopharma block, with a new $40 million Series D financing round and a whopping 42 industry partnerships built around its novel liquid biopsy platform. For a team of just 70, the San Diego startup is doing pretty well.
Inhibiting PARP in HRD cancer cells generates more damage than the cells can withstand, ultimately killing them. The trick is identifying which patients have HRD cells and will benefit from these drugs.
With a simple blood test, Epic Sciences can help physicians monitor the condition and severity of a cancer patient’s cancer by analyzing the intricacies of his or her circulating tumor cells. The San Diego company just raised $30 million in a Series C round to commercialize what CEO Murali Prahalad calls its “no cell left behind” diagnostic […]