Precision Medicine

A better understanding of the genetic variants in individuals who have attempted suicide could lead to new treatments and preventions.

Healthcare might be ripe for change, but disruption isn’t so easy for outsiders.

Data Book examines the story of Gail Zahtz and her dotcom startup, Working Weekly, for insights into healthcare’s digital transformation.

The partnership will leverage real-world evidence to improve treatments and breast cancer outcomes.

Patients with Crohn’s disease reduced their medical costs by an average of $6,500.

The algorithm could improve the success of patient-specific A-fib before the disease progresses.

With more health data comes more responsibility.

But public comments reflect the desire for the agency to cover this promising treatment.

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How precision medicine can foster better outcomes for patients and better lives for physicians.

But a new study suggests the tool can help eliminate waste.

The tools could optimize nutrition and quantify gut health to decrease the length of stay in the neonatal intensive care unit.

The tech allows individuals to share their health data and receive ownership shares in the organization

The companies aim to tackle precision medicine through a nanoparticle program.

Use of the genetic test could save these populations hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in healthcare costs.

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At-home blood testing could soon become a reality.

Fresh out of Health Datapalooza, Janae Sharp explores how the conference circuit shows what’s wrong with healthcare — and how we might fix it.

Neutron tomography is time consuming but highly accurate.

The service could help accelerate the development of gene and cell therapy.

The institute will bring together industry leaders to develop digital health products that could empower patients and providers and improve health outcomes.

Recurrence score testing was associated with lower costs among high-risk cancer patients.

The partnership aims to bridge the gap between DTC testing and medical-grade genetic testing.

It could be possible to identify infectious diseases using a smartphone, according to a new study.

A revised guidance aims to modernize clinical trials and ensure the safety and efficacy of novel treatments.