Precision Medicine

John Halamka and Paul Cerrato sift through the hope and the hype of personally-tailored care, spotlighting to real-world success stories while not ignoring some significant potential pitfalls along the way.

Highlights about the challenges and opportunities of precision medicine at this year’s health IT conference.

Taken together they represent an essential and very different way of thinking about the healthcare business model that exists today.

Columbia University College of Dental Medicine this week announced that it will establish a new Center for Precision Dental Medicine, which will make heavy use of technology to enable data-driven research, advancing understandings about the link between dental and overall health.

The multilingual Athlete Management Solution aggregates an array of health data types to help medical staffs deliver personalized care and identify hotspots of injury or illness.

Intermountain Healthcare is poised to validate and launch several tests to identify genetic variants associated with hereditary cancers.

If your organization has begun the migration and has a success story to share, or you have expert insights into what’s required, you’re the perfect speaker for this event.

Researchers say the approach breaks new ground in treating cancer non-invasively and with unprecedented precision.

Somatic Cell Genome Editing is aimed at speeding up the time it takes for technology to be used in treatment.

A researcher at University of Michigan explains how his labs and provider organizations keep massive amounts of patient genomic data secure.