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- Helix, a leader in population genomics, is launching new datasets designed to empower life science companies in developing precision medicine therapies.
- These comprehensive datasets, built through collaborations with various health systems, provide researchers with a rich resource for drug discovery and development across multiple disease areas.
Unveiling the Power of Clinico-Genomic Data
The datasets offer a unique combination of longitudinal
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Tempus AI Files for IPO, Eyes Over $600M in Funding for AI-Powered Precision Medicine
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- Tempus AI, a leader in artificial intelligence (AI)-powered precision medicine, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday to raise up to $100M in an initial public offering (IPO). Industry analysts, however, believe this figure might be a placeholder, with the actual target amount closer to $600M.
- Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Tempus AI reported $562M in revenue for the fiscal year ending March 31,
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Phenomix Sciences Raises $7.8M to Acclerate Obesity Precision Medicine Adoption
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- Phenomix Sciences (Phenomix), a precision medicine biotechnology company that brings data intelligence to the treatment of obesity, has secured $5.5 million in Series A funding from new investors, DexCom, Inc. and Labcorp, and existing investors, including Health2047.
- The company has also been awarded a $2.3 million Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Grant
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Zephyr AI Secures $111M to Democratize Precision Medicine with Explainable AI
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- Zephyr AI, a healthcare technology company pioneering explainable AI (XAI) for precision medicine, raises $111M in Series A round led by Revolution Growth, Eli Lilly & Company, Jeff Skoll, and EPIQ Capital Group.
- The company plans to use this round of funding to refine its technology to fortify its extensive collection of training and validation datasets, crucial for robust AI models, deliver results even faster, and expand its scientific and commercial
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Sano Genetics Secures $11.4M to Turbocharge Precision Medicine Research
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- Sano Genetics, a software company that is revolutionizing precision medicine research, has secured $11.4M in new funding.
- This latest investment, led by Plural with participation from existing investors MMC Ventures, Episode 1, and Seedcamp, brings the company's total funding to $22M.
Revolutionizing Precision Medicine Research
Founded by a trio of visionary minds - Patrick Short (CEO), Charlotte Guzzo (COO), and William Jones (CTO) - Sano Genetics is
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Drug-Gene Interactions: Minimizing Risk with Pharmacogenomics
Every individual responds differently to medications, and their reactions can vary greatly. While a specific drug may be effective for one person with no adverse effects, another individual may experience a negative reaction to the same medication. Pharmacogenomic (PGx) testing enables the identification of patients who are prone to adverse drug reactions, individuals who are more likely to benefit from specific medications and those who may require adjusted dosages. As adverse drug reactions
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Prenosis Awarded $4.8M in NIH Grants to Enable Precision Medicine for Sepsis
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Prenosis, Inc., a Chicago, IL-based AI company enabling precision medicine in acute care, announced today that it has been awarded two Phase 2 SBIR grants totaling $4.8M in funding by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), a division of the National Institute of Health (NIH). The grants will study the use of Prenosis's Immunix™ Artificial Intelligence platform for acute immune states. Prenosis has built a collection of artificial
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Expectations For The Connected Care Business In The Years Ahead
Though we seldom see their use in our modern world and, even then, only in fiction, there was a time when it was common for people to actually use things like crystal balls and divining rods to try to uncover unknown yet valuable information. As unbelievable as it may seem, soothsayers peered into crystal balls aiming to help seekers look into the future for guidance, while prospectors would rely earnestly on divining rods as they attempted to locate underground riches of water or oil.
While
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Phenomix Sciences Launches Saliva Test to Predict Obesity Phenotype
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- Phenomix Sciences (Phenomix), a precision medicine biotechnology company that brings data intelligence to the treatment of obesity, announces today the launch of its first therapy selection test, the My Phenome Hungry Gut test.
- This is a first-of-its-kind obesity test and will determine if a patient’s phenotype is Hungry Gut (Satiety) or feeling hungry shortly after eating a meal. If a patient is Hungry Gut phenotyped, providers are able to more precisely and
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Genialis Raises $13M to Build Clinical Biomarkers that Predict Patient Response
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Genialis, a computational precision medicine company unraveling complex biology to find new ways to address disease, today announced it raised more than $13 million in Series A financing to transform the way diseases are diagnosed and treatment decisions are made.Taiwania Capital and Debiopharm Innovation Fund co-led the round, with participation from previous investors First Star Ventures, Redalpine Venture Partners, and Pikas. Other new investors include P5 Health
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