Tgen, Dell Partner To Combine Genomics With Cloud Computing For Personalized Medicine
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Two trials testing Tgen’s approach to using genomics algorithms to help select cancer treatments are ongoing. The further ambition is to unite outcomes data in electronic health records and genomics data to get an even more personalized view of what’s going on with a patient.
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