Ten megatrends that may shape laboratory medicine by mid-century are explored, including precision multi-omics, AI-supported diagnostics, distributed healthcare models, patient-owned data ecosystems, digital twins, convergence of imaging and laboratory medicine, population-wide prevention strategies, regenerative therapies, sustainability imperatives, and workforce transformation.
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Panel-based NGS with CNV analysis was associated with a higher detection rate of clinically relevant variants than phenotype-driven Sanger sequencing in this single-institution cohort, and support the clinical utility of comprehensive germline testing for patients suspected of having hereditary colorectal cancer syndromes.
Joonsang Yu, Jaeyeon Ryu, Sollip Kim et al.· Hereditary Cancer in Clinica...· 0 citations
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