
Research consortium building scaffolding for Precision Medicine Initiative’s All of Us
Last week, the National Institutes of Health, which is heading the initiative, rebranded the Precision Medicine Initiative's cohort program as "All of Us."
Last week, the National Institutes of Health, which is heading the initiative, rebranded the Precision Medicine Initiative's cohort program as "All of Us."
They want to harness “big data” to solve big problems in healthcare.
Also, prolific life science entrepreneur and investor Alfred Mann has died and Doctors Without Borders has taken exception to Otsuka Pharmaceutical's tuberculosis treatment price tag.
We're heading into the 2016 elections, after all, where we've got candidates on both sides of the aisle reviling the drug pricing of the pharmaceutical industry. The Precision Medicine Initiative could help convince the public that the biopharmaceutical industry isn't completely stuffed with bad guys.
Inova will be among about 40 private-sector organizations from around the U.S. that will also announce their own commitments to precision medicine during an event at the White House.
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See how Quantum Health is providing the steps to help their members tackle the cost of specialty medications and other drugs.
Cambridge precision medicine software startup Genospace is providing the analytics for a 100,000-participant precision medicine initiative in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Much like Intel's new Collaborative Cancer Cloud, several precision medicine partnerships are springing up around the country. Here are six more.
The open-sourced platform, called precisionFDA, will help researchers collaborate on NGS data study and will help regulators determine guidelines for precision medicine policy.
If you’re helping clients navigate big changes—from the surge in GLP-1 demand to AI to the growing pressure to demonstrate ROI – we want your thoughts.
This week will see two firsts in health IT within the federal government, Dr. Jon White, deputy national coordinator in the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, said at MedCity ENGAGE.
Amy Gleason, one of nine "Champions of Change" for precision medicine, wants to tell President Obama that consumers are as important as geneticists in making the Precision Medicine Initiative successful.
The Champions of Change designation spans a range of issues — from foster care to climate education to those leading local efforts in pushing forward the Affordable Care Act.
Looks like Obama has appointed quite the A-team to help the Precision Medicine Initiative shapeshift into something with some actual… shape. The $215 million initiative was first discussed at a two-day workshop mid-February that helped flesh out the plan’s aims. This is step two. Outside of the expected team of academicians and policy experts, there’s a smattering of private sector […]
UCLA Health will soon begin a pilot project with Seattle-based startup ActX that will integrate genomic patient data into its Epic EHR system, with the eventual intent of applying precision medicine to a large-scale patient base. ActX, founded in 2012 and just out of stealth mode six months ago, collects a patient’s genetic information by […]