Genomic Sequencing for All Solid Tumors: Where Will This Lead Us? (BMIC-019)

The Beacon
11/12/2017 9 min
Genomic Sequencing for All Solid Tumors: Where Will This Lead Us? (BMIC-019)

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Dr. Jack West reviews the implications, both encouraging and potentially detrimental, of a recent FDA approval for broad genomic (NGS) testing of all solid tumors, ushering in a new era of growing precision medicine and molecular oncology.

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