Researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking 'metal detector' algorithm, PRRDetect, which could revolutionise cancer treatment by

The second half of 2025 showed pharma and healthcare leaning into partnerships that de‑risk innovation and compress time to market.

Ministers hope to revolutionise digital access to records and services, with more focus on prevention and local services

New podcast launch! Check out the first episode of the official Journal of Genetic Counseling Podcast, “DNA Dialogues”.

BioCore recommended crosswalking a plasma-focused liquid biopsy (0562U) to a more complex comparator and sought gap-fill for whole-genome-based MRD assays (0646U/0647U), arguing the assays’ WGS workflows and variant classes are not reflected in prior CMS crosswalks.

Welcome to a future where chemo might finally stop behaving like a drunk octopus wielding a chainsaw.

Recent scientific advancements have transformed our understanding of sexual health, bringing to light the important classification of bacterial vaginosis (BV) as a sexually transmitted infection (STI). This revelation affects nearly one in three women worldwide and demands a reconsideration of conventional treatment methods. Bacterial Vaginosis: A Common Yet Misunderstood Infection Bacterial vaginosis is a prevalent condition that has long been misconstrued.

A novel approach called 'metagenomics' screens for all possible pathogens simultaneously, rather than looking for a specific bacteria or virus.

Chung et al. examine the multi-dimensional effectiveness of genome sequencing and summarise indicators and measurement tools for psychosocial and economic outcomes. They highlight priority areas for outcome-oriented research and showcase best practices in selecting outcome measures for effective implementation within genome projects.

This article explores the future of genomics in Mexico by 2030. It addresses the research questions: what are the potential futures of genomic sequencing in Mexico towards 2035? and what is the impact...

During this year’s World AMR Awareness Week, PARR-TB study co-leads Annelies van Rie (University of Antwerp) and Rob Warren (Stellenbosch University) discuss how GenPath Affrica is harnessing genomic ...

About a dozen studies in the past five years have made claims linking nearly every type of human cancer with the presence of microbiomes, “communities” of bacteria, viruses and fungi that live in or o...