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New Bladder Cancer Molecular Classification Predicts Response to Common Immunotherapy
The new subtypes could help clinicians pick alternative therapies for patients unlikely to respond to Bacillus Calmette-Guérin treatment.
PGx-Guided Dosing Can Lead to Faster Therapeutic Blood Levels of Antidepressants
A randomized controlled trial compared cytochrome P450 genotype-based dosing of tricyclic antidepressants to usual care among patients with depression.
Initial findings from the country's 10-year National Precision Medicine program could yield genetic tests tailored to Asian populations within Singapore and abroad.
Deciphering Developmental Disorders Study Provides Molecular Diagnosis to 41 Percent of Patients
Members of the DDD study team diagnosed more than 5,500 children with rare diseases from the UK and Ireland using exome sequencing and microarrays.
New Lung Cancer Evolution, Treatment Response Patterns Emerge From TRACERx Study
TRACERx researchers reported on non-small cell lung cancer features linked to disease progression, recurrence, treatment response, and more in seven new papers.