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Reasons to be Testing​: Transitioning Complex Cancer Genomics into Routine Oncology Practice

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Englisch
23 min

Through the delivery of projects including TCGA and ICGC, the lexicon of cancer genomics is nearing completion. Unlocking this knowledge to improve patient outcomes now requires embedding comprehensive genomic profiling into routine oncology practice.

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Dr. Philip Beer

Physician-scientist and precision oncology specialist, Yes

Dr. Susie Cook

Head of Medical Genomics, UK

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