The FDA Opened the Door For Rare Disease Patients — Here’s What It Takes to Walk Through It
The Plausible Mechanism Framework is a breakthrough. Turning it into treatments that reach families will take five things the framework doesn't provide.
The Biggest Opportunity for AI in Healthcare Isn’t Disease, It’s Wellness
By shifting the focus for consumers earlier in the care continuum, AI has the potential to play a transformative role in prevention and personalized health solutions-particularly for health conditions that impact hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
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The Healthcare Payments Industry Has a Perception Problem
Healthcare payments are no longer about transactions. It’s about controlling the revenue cycle. And increasingly, that control is not sitting with ISOs.
Mayo Clinic’s Farrugia on the future of precision medicine: Patients are ready to engage
Gianrico Farrugia keynoted this week's Individualizing Medicine Conference at Mayo Clinic with a talk on what to expect in the immediate future of precision medicine.
Eric Topol wears genetic data on his sleeve to promote carrier screening
Eric Topol proves the relevance of his "prewomb to tomb" mantra on individualized medicine by sharing his own genetic information - he's a carrier for two rare diseases. Topol spoke with MedCity News to advocate carrier screening for prospective parents.
Precision Medicine: 8 must-follow Twitter users (updated)
While it's challenging to keep up to date with all the news in precision medicine, Twitter's a good place to get a constant stream of good information - if you know where to look. These Twitter users know a thing or two about precision medicine.