The EMR-agnostic 2bPrecise solution analyzes genomic, clinical and lifestyle data to provide actionable and patient-specific information within a provider’s existing workflow. The platform will be used across the National Human Genome Research Institute, the National Cancer institute and the NIH Clinical Center.
“We are honored and excited to work with NIH, one of the most innovative research institutions in the world, on this dimensional change of healthcare. 2bPrecise will soon be able to take a big step toward bringing an easy-to-use, clinical-genomic solution into the mainstream,” said 2bPrecise General Manager Assaf Halevy, in a statement.
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